Client Authentication. Now we consider the known-(server)-key attack that the adversary tries to impersonate a client to a server whose private key is known to the adversary, i.e. the chosen fresh oracle Πs is with i ∈ IDS and
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Sources: Identity Based Key Agreement
Client Authentication. Now we consider the known-(server)-key attack that the adversary tries to impersonate a client to a server whose private key is known to the adversary, i.e. the chosen fresh oracle Πs is with i ∈ IDS andand j ∈ IDC.
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Sources: Identity Based Key Agreement