Suppose a message is encrypted using the RSA system with n = 53*61 and e = 19. Suppose the ciphertext message is 2701 7352 6410. Show how it is decrypted, i.e., find the secret key d and show how it is used to do the decryption. Do not calculate the modular exponentiations, only show what they should be. Thank you for your help! 13. Suppose a message is encrypted using the RSA system with n = 53*61 and e =19. Suppose the ciphertext message is 2701 7352 6410. Show how it isdecrypted, i.e., find the secret key d and show how it is used to do thedecryption. Do not calculate the modular exponentiations, only show whatthey should be.

13. Suppose a message is encrypted using the RSA system with n = 53*61 and e = 19. Suppose the ciphertext message is 2701 7352 6410. Show how it is decrypted, i.e., find the secret key d and show how it is used to do the decryption. Do not calculate the modular exponentiations, only show what they should be.

13. Suppose a message is encrypted using the RSA system with n = 53*61 and e = 19. Suppose the ciphertext message is 2701 7352 6410. Show how it is decrypted, i.e., find the secret key d and show how it is used to do the decryption. Do not calculate the modular exponentiations, only show what they should be.

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