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I am working on a prototype, and I'm new to Linux Kernel Development. I see that the Linux Kernel has a crypto module, but I am not sure if it supports Asymmetric Encryption such as RSA.
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It seems that the linux kernel does provide support for RSA Encryption since there is a rsa.c file under the crypto directory of the linux kernel source code.
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