HDCP 2.2 Authentication: RSA Cryptography
May 5, 2015
In the blog post, The HDCP 2.2 Authentication Process – an Introduction, we discussed why we need HDCP, and the basic steps of the HDCP Authentication Process. We noted that an advanced version of RSA is the underlying cryptography standard used during the Authentication and key exchange.
Here, we will discuss the basics of RSA cryptography.
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