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Vulnerability of Two Password-based Key Exchange and Authentication Protocols against Off-line Password-Guessing Attacks

Kyung‐Ah Shim, Hyang-Sook Lee, Juhee Lee

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Since a number of password-based protocols are using human memorable passwords they are vulnerable to several kinds of password guessing attacks. In this paper, we show that two password-based key exchange and authentication protocols are insecure against off-line password-guessing attacks.

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Since a number of password-based protocols are using human memorable passwords they are vulnerable to several kinds of password guessing attacks. In this paper, we show that two password-based key exchange and authentication protocols are insecure against off-line password-guessing attacks.

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Since a number of password-based protocols are using human memorable passwords they are vulnerable to several kinds of password guessing attacks. In this paper, we show that two password-based key exchange and authentication protocols are insecure against off-line password-guessing attacks.

Key concepts: Password, S/KEY, Password strength, Zero-knowledge password proof, One-time password, Computer science, Computer security, Password cracking

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