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In El-Gamal Algorithm, the public key is (p, g, A)$(p, g, A)$, and the secret key is (a)$(a)$, in order to encrypt some data, the sender generate a random k$k$, where: (C1, C2) = (m.A^k (mod p), g^k (mod p))$(C_1, C_2) = (m.A^{k} \pmod{p}, g^{k} \pmod{p})$ If a hacker know the value of k$k$, should this break the algorithm security ?

In El-Gamal Algorithm, the public key is (p, g, A), and the secret key is (a), in order to encrypt some data, the sender generate a random k, where: (C1, C2) = (m.A^k (mod p), g^k (mod p)) If a hacker know the value of k, should this break the algorithm security ?

In El-Gamal Algorithm, the public key is $(p, g, A)$, and the secret key is $(a)$, in order to encrypt some data, the sender generate a random $k$, where: $(C_1, C_2) = (m.A^{k} \pmod{p}, g^{k} \pmod{p})$ If a hacker know the value of $k$, should this break the algorithm security ?

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Break AlEl-Gamal Algorithm by knowing the value of the random k

In AlEl-Gamal Algorithm, the public key is (p, g, A), and the secret key is (a), in order to encrypt some data, the sender generate a random k, where: (C1, C2) = (m.A^k (mod p), g^k (mod p)) If a hacker know the value of k, should this break the algorithm security ?

Break Al-Gamal Algorithm by knowing the value of the random k

In Al-Gamal Algorithm, the public key is (p, g, A), and the secret key is (a), in order to encrypt some data, the sender generate a random k, where: (C1, C2) = (m.A^k (mod p), g^k (mod p)) If a hacker know the value of k, should this break the algorithm security ?

Break El-Gamal Algorithm by knowing the value of the random k

In El-Gamal Algorithm, the public key is (p, g, A), and the secret key is (a), in order to encrypt some data, the sender generate a random k, where: (C1, C2) = (m.A^k (mod p), g^k (mod p)) If a hacker know the value of k, should this break the algorithm security ?

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Break Al-Gamal Algorithm by knowing the value of the random k

In Al-Gamal Algorithm, the public key is (p, g, A), and the secret key is (a), in order to encrypt some data, the sender generate a random k, where: (C1, C2) = (m.A^k (mod p), g^k (mod p)) If a hacker know the value of k, should this break the algorithm security ?