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This 4th section of the article was written about a week after I finished the other 3 to clarify a mistake I kinda perpetuated from the begging. After reviewing my code, one of my colleagues raised the following issue: even though I was using RSA encryption, I was using the wrong public and private key.
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Previous parts of this article treated encryption from the point of view of C# and GoLang programming languages.
What I did not mention, was the full architecture of our application, which I should probably not and which eventually would also imply a module that will also need to send encrypted content from a NodeJs module, towards our Go Lang module.
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The first part of this article{.aioseop-link}, discussed Encryption coding at C# level. It introduced you in the world of AES{.aioseop-link} and RSA{.aioseop-link} encryption algorithms. But the role of this story is not only to introduce you to some encryption algorithms but also show you how to code them under some programming languages.
