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SRP-6 is the currently most widely deployed augmented PAKE algorithm, based on a key exchange based on finite-field Diffie-Hellmann arithmetic.
An early version is defined in RFC 2945, the SRP-6 definition adds protection against additional attacks, and RFC 5054 defines how SRP-6 can be used with TLS.
However, there is no single definitive reference for SRP-6, and differences exist in both the construction of the key confirmation messages, and the processing of the raw DH output value into a shared secret. For inclusion into the Crypto API, a precise definition of the algorithm (or algorithms) will need to be provided.
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SRP-6 is the currently most widely deployed augmented PAKE algorithm, based on a key exchange based on finite-field Diffie-Hellmann arithmetic.
An early version is defined in RFC 2945, the SRP-6 definition adds protection against additional attacks, and RFC 5054 defines how SRP-6 can be used with TLS.
However, there is no single definitive reference for SRP-6, and differences exist in both the construction of the key confirmation messages, and the processing of the raw DH output value into a shared secret. For inclusion into the Crypto API, a precise definition of the algorithm (or algorithms) will need to be provided.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: