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Assume that A and B share a long-term 256-bit AES key K. Our key exchange protocol has two goals: (1) let A and B agree on a new fresh session key Ks to be used for a current session, and (2) perform mutual authentication. Nb is a nonce and Ks is a new session key generated by B. Assume that Ks and Nb are of the same bit-length and both are always chosen at random. EK(.) denotes AES encryption of everything inside () with key K. HMACK(.) denotes SHA2-based HMAC of everything inside () using key K.
Protocol:
1.A ββ B: EK(A, B, "Hello")
2.B ββ A: EK(Ks, Nb, HMACK(A, B, "Hello"))
3.A ββ B: HMACK(Ks, Nb, 1)
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