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Survey on Modular Attack on RSA Algorithm

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There are various types of symmetric algorithm which is to be used to break the encrypted message in this paper.
Abstract
This paper is devoted to the analysis of various cryptanalysis attack .This cryptanalysis attack mainly happens on the encrypted message which is to be passed over communication channel.The cryptanalysis attack is used to get the key from the encrypted message. Mod operation in the RSA algorithm plays an important role to break this algorithm.The Side Channel attack which include Timing attack and power analysis is used to break the RSA algorithm. There are various types of symmetric algorithm are discussed in this paper ,which is to be used to break the encrypted message.

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