Are there any difference between RSA encryption/decryption exponent and RSA sign/check exponent?
Are there any difference between RSA encryption/decryption exponent and RSA sign/check exponent?
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Are there any difference between RSA encryption/decryption exponent and RSA sign/check exponent?
None. The public key of an RSA public/private pair consists of an exponent and a modulus, whether it’s being used to sign or encrypt. The most common exponent is 0x10001.
The Wikipedia article on RSA is pretty good.