(Solved): ASCII is a standard way to represent characters as numbers. For example, a space is represented by 3 ...

ASCII is a standard way to represent characters as numbers. For example, a space is represented by 32, a comma is 44, and a period is 46. The capital letters are also 2 digit integers as shown above. Suppose, my RSA public key is (N, e) = (629, 17) 1.Encrypt the letter A by converting to ASCII, then encrypting using my public key. (You should get 337.) 2.I have encrypted a short message. Can you break RSA to read the message? Each cipher-text represents 1 letter. My message is: 247, 337, 322, 463, 15, 73, 440, 15, 342, 323, 435

ASCII is a standard way to represent characters as numbers. For example, a space is represented by 32 , a comma is 44 , and a period is 46 . The capital letters are also 2 digit integers as shown above. Suppose, my RSA public key is \( (\mathrm{N}, \mathrm{e})=(629,17) \) 1.Encrypt the letter A by converting to ASCII, then encrypting using my public key. (You should get 337.) 2.I have encrypted a short message. Can you break RSA to read the message? Each cipher-text represents 1 letter. My message is: \( \quad 247,337,322,463,15,73,440,15,342,323,435 \)