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Suppose ` = 2, so r can be from the set {0, 1, 2, 3}. Assume you, the eavesdropper, gets the sequence: 145471, 25245, 14596, 143468, 153125 encrypted via the padded RSA scheme using (N, e) = (157439, 5). Without decrypting, find the sequence of votes.

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Suppose now that ` = 100, so r can be from the set {0,1}¹⁰⁰. What is the time complexity of your attack from part (c)? Is it feasible? If you were an employee, would you recommend this scheme to the CEO?

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