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... EXAMPLE 21 10.3 THE AUTHENTICATION VALUE AS A SIGNATURE ... 22 10.4 NONPUBLICKEY VERSUS PUBLIC KEY SIGNATURES 23 11 . ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE 23 11.1 INITIALIZATION 23 11.2 THE TRANSMITTER 24 11.3 THE RECEIVER 24 11.4 KEY SUPERSESSION 25 ...
... EXAMPLE 21 10.3 THE AUTHENTICATION VALUE AS A SIGNATURE ... 22 10.4 NONPUBLICKEY VERSUS PUBLIC KEY SIGNATURES 23 11 . ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE 23 11.1 INITIALIZATION 23 11.2 THE TRANSMITTER 24 11.3 THE RECEIVER 24 11.4 KEY SUPERSESSION 25 ...
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... EXAMPLE 21 INITIALIZATION 11 . 10.3 THE AUTHENTICATION VALUE AS A SIGNATURE 10.4 NONPUBLIC KEY VERSUS PUBLIC KEY ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE 11.1 11.2 THE TRANSMITTER 11.3 THE RECEIVER 11.4 KEY SUPERSESSION 12. SUMMARY APPENDIX REFERENCES 22 ...
... EXAMPLE 21 INITIALIZATION 11 . 10.3 THE AUTHENTICATION VALUE AS A SIGNATURE 10.4 NONPUBLIC KEY VERSUS PUBLIC KEY ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE 11.1 11.2 THE TRANSMITTER 11.3 THE RECEIVER 11.4 KEY SUPERSESSION 12. SUMMARY APPENDIX REFERENCES 22 ...
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... EXAMPLE Suppose user i generates ED as before . He may then use the EIV command to generate an encrypted IV of the form : EI = = E [ DKij ] ( IV ) . Next , he may encrypt a signature , S , under DKij and send ED , EI , and S to j . User ...
... EXAMPLE Suppose user i generates ED as before . He may then use the EIV command to generate an encrypted IV of the form : EI = = E [ DKij ] ( IV ) . Next , he may encrypt a signature , S , under DKij and send ED , EI , and S to j . User ...
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... example . Other- wise , the receiver could modify the message and calculate the correct signature for the new message using the DAUT command with the correct key in the receive active memory . This is because , unlike encryption and ...
... example . Other- wise , the receiver could modify the message and calculate the correct signature for the new message using the DAUT command with the correct key in the receive active memory . This is because , unlike encryption and ...
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... EXAMPLE 11.1 INITIALIZATION Suppose cryptography were added to a computer network . First , each host would have to be provided with a KNF and the necessary interface . Then interchange keys would have to be generated and distributed ...
... EXAMPLE 11.1 INITIALIZATION Suppose cryptography were added to a computer network . First , each host would have to be provided with a KNF and the necessary interface . Then interchange keys would have to be generated and distributed ...
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