What is the difference between the AES and RSA algorithms?
A. Both are asymmetric algorithms, but RSA uses 1024-bit keys.
B. RSA is asymmetric, which is used to create a public/private key pair; AES is symmetric, which is used to encrypt data.
C. Both are symmetric algorithms, but AES uses 256-bit keys.
D. AES is asymmetric, which is used to create a public/private key pair; RSA is symmetric, which is used to encrypt data.
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hi
I need to know the difference between rsa signature and asymmetric encryption
Thanks for help
There is no RSA signature. RSA is an algorithm that produces a pair of keys that will be used in order to encrypt / decrypt public communications. You probably mean digital certificates / signatures that are used combined with the encrypted message to verify the integrity of the message and non-repudiation of the sender.
George is correct. However, you can still kind of create some sort of “signature” using rsa (combined with hash function) though!