I disagree. There are many other subtle ways to do things wrong about RSA (and almost any other system); If you can't be bothered to read and comprehend the entire section about RSA implementations before trying to do that, you are going to fail in many other ways as well.
For a practitioner's book, it's probably worthwhile to introduce the doom principle[0] early on, and refer to it later in contexts like this one where taking it into account would save your ass. But it's no replacement for reading the entire section about the thing you are implementing.
For a practitioner's book, it's probably worthwhile to introduce the doom principle[0] early on, and refer to it later in contexts like this one where taking it into account would save your ass. But it's no replacement for reading the entire section about the thing you are implementing.
[0] https://web.archive.org/web/20170930085357/https://moxie.org... - unfortunately, the link on moxie.org is currently broken.