Rsa Overview
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This document provides an overview of RSA encryption/decryption and related concepts. It discusses how to implement RSA in PHP, Android, Python and C# with examples of encrypting and decrypting text. It also lists common file extensions used in RSA, padding types, encoding formats like DER and PEM, and cryptography standards like PKCS #1. Finally it provides links to additional RSA resources and questions around key usage.
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