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(3 replies, posted in wolfCrypt)

Excellent questions. Keep in mind that because RSA encryption/decryption uses a public key and a private key, it is regarded as asymmetric cryptography.

anthony wrote:

Hi MosheTreutel99 ,

Great questions.  Note that RSA encryption/decryption is considered asymmetric encryption as it involves a pubic key and private key.  Symmetric encryption is when both sides are using the same key.  AES is a good example of this.

There is a theory section at the bottom of this page: https://asecuritysite.com/rsa/ speed stars .  There are also lots of references to further topics at that link.

Warm regards, Anthony