AsymetricAlgorithm Encryption Limit

Dinesh Upare <[email protected]> Tue, 25 Jun 2002 20:19:54 +0530
Newsgroups gmane.comp.windows.devel.dotnet.general
Message-ID <006901c21c57$932652d0$6364a8c0@dinesh>
Hi,

I was trying to encrypt some objects using RSACryptoServiceProvider class in
.NET.
But if the objects crosses certain limit I get the exception as "Bad
Length".

I went trough the MSDN, it says Asymmetric alorithms are used to encrypt
small bytes of data.

Is it really so? Can't i use RSACrypto... to encrypt large data.

I have a option of using symetric algo to encrypt large data, but before
that I would like to know that,
.NET specifies a limit of data encrypted using Asymmetric algo?

Thanks.

Sincerely

Dinesh

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