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Write Pseudocode for the password guessing algorithm:
Consider the following authentication protocol:
Client
Transmission
Host
Explanation
U, user
U à
I am user U
ß {n, DES, SHA-1}
n, random challenge, DES, SHA-1
- I have SHA_1(P(U)), where P(U) is password of user U
- Here is a random challenge n, please use DES and SHA-1 to generate a response
r=DES(n, SHA-1(P))
U, rà
Response r is the encryption of the hash of the password P of user U using key n, DES for encryption, and SHA-1 for hashing.
ß yes/no
Compare: DES-1(n, r) to SHA_1(P(U))
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