Common use of Security in CK model Clause in Contracts

Security in CK model. In the CK security model, a secure session reveal on the SM and SP, i.e., SSReveal(SM) and SSReveal(SP), is possible. We can assume the leakage of r1 + dA as it represents a local session state at the side of the SM. It is a local variable needed to be stored in order to be reused after reception of MSG2. Similarly, we can assume r2 + hdB as a local session state at the side of the SP. Again, this variable needs to be stored as it is used two times in the calculations of the SP. Since, SK = H4(g(r1 +dA )(r2 +hdB )), thus only depends on these two local session states, the session key can be retrieved and the scheme turns out to be vulnerable under the CK security model.

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