Rsa4

RSA-4 is a specific variant of the RSA encryption algorithm, which is used to secure digital communication. It involves creating a pair of keys: a public key for encrypting messages and a private key for decrypting them. RSA-4 uses larger prime numbers to generate keys, making it more secure against attacks. It ensures that only someone with the private key can decode messages encrypted with the public key. Essentially, RSA-4 enables safe exchange of information over the internet, such as in secure emails and online banking, by transforming readable data into an encoded form that only authorized parties can reverse.