What is meet-in-the-middle attack
Explain what is meet-in-the-middle attack?
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Meet-in-the-middle attack was first explained in [DIFF77]. It is based upon the observation which says, if we have C=Ek2 [Ek1 [P]]
Then
X=Ek1 [P] =Dk2[C]
Provided a known pair, (P, C), attack proceeds as follows. First, encrypt P for all the 256 possible values of K1. Store these results within a table and then sort table through the values of X. Next, decrypt the C using all the 256 possible values of K2. Since every decryption is generated, check result against the table for the match. If a match happens, then test the two resulting keys against the new known plaintext-cipher text pair. If two keys generate the correct cipher text, accept them as correct keys.
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