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by bmenrigh
476 days ago
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I feel like using the example key isn’t really the big failure here. They didn’t need a keyed hash at all, they needed a collision resistant hash. SHA256 would have eliminated this vuln and it has a hardcoded “key” built into it. Using a secret key for CMAC would not have been more secure, it would have just meant sophisticated hardware extraction of the key was required before this attack could be mounted. |
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