Attackers alter the Tag (ciphertext) and MAC (message authentication code) using MACs. What if I were to do this? This attack always reveals to the receiver a modified Tag or ciphertext.
Attackers alter the Tag (ciphertext) and MAC (message authentication code) using MACs. What if I were to do this? This attack always reveals to the receiver a modified Tag or ciphertext.
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Attackers alter the Tag (ciphertext) and MAC (message authentication code) using MACs. What if I were to do this? This attack always reveals to the receiver a modified Tag or ciphertext.
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