Encryption/Decryption using X509 certificate in biztalk custome pipeline component

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Hi All,

I need to use X509 certificate in the BizTalk Custom Pipeline component to Encrypt/Sign the message and to Decrypt/Verify signature, please let me know some good samples/artcile/blogs etc which explains how to acheive this.

RSA needs to be the encrypton algoritham.

Thanks.

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