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July 25th, 2012, 03:27 AM
#6
Re: RSA modular exponentation sending out wrong modules
 Originally Posted by EmaGht
Sure i did.
If you debugged your ccde, then you would have identified the problem. Debugging doesn't mean just have your program run and report on CodeGuru what doesn't work. Debugging means to actually go into the functions that do not work and fix them.
Secondly, why are you writing your own RSA routines? Wouldn't it be more wise to use a library that is fully debugged, works correctly, and written by experts who know exactly what they're doing? If you write your own RSA functions and you don't even have the ability to debug them, imagine if someone finds a hole in your implementation, exploits that hole, and you now have a big mess on your hands?
Victor identified memory leaks, and I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if there are buffer overruns and other errors that can be exploited by persons that do not have good intentions.
Regards,
Paul McKenzie
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