In the final key agreement protocol detailed in the textbook, if Alice specifies her minimum acceptable prime p is 4 bits what is the smallest p she will accept from Bob. Ignore Alice's prime test for p, just determine what's the smallest integer p that passes Alice's size test. (It goes without saying, but such a small p offers no security; I am using a small number to make the math easy.)

In the final key agreement protocol detailed in the textbook, if Alice specifies her minimum acceptable prime p is 4 bits what is the smallest p she will accept from Bob. Ignore Alice's prime test for p, just determine what's the smallest integer p that passes Alice's size test. (It goes without saying, but such a small p offers no security; I am using a small number to make the math easy.)

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Chapter4: Making Decisions

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