COMP128 is an algorithm used in mobile authentication that implements the A3 and A8 algorithms from the GSM standard. It takes a RAND value and Ki key as inputs to generate the SRES and Kc outputs. The algorithm iterates over the inputs using modular arithmetic operations and table lookups to transform and mix the bits in order to produce the authentication and encryption outputs.
COMP128 is an algorithm used in mobile authentication that implements the A3 and A8 algorithms from the GSM standard. It takes a RAND value and Ki key as inputs to generate the SRES and Kc outputs. The algorithm iterates over the inputs using modular arithmetic operations and table lookups to transform and mix the bits in order to produce the authentication and encryption outputs.
COMP128 is an algorithm used in mobile authentication that implements the A3 and A8 algorithms from the GSM standard. It takes a RAND value and Ki key as inputs to generate the SRES and Kc outputs. The algorithm iterates over the inputs using modular arithmetic operations and table lookups to transform and mix the bits in order to produce the authentication and encryption outputs.
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authentication process using A3 and A8 algorithms
comp 128 is a confidential algorithm operated in your mobile to extract SRES and KC ( which used to encrypt your data ) COMP128 is an implementation of the A3 and A8 algorithms defined in the GSM standard. A3 is used to authenticate the mobile station to the network. A8 is used to generate the session key used by the A5 algorithm to encrypt the data transmitted between the mobile station and the BTS this is the algorithm comp128 : RAND, Ki -> SRES, Kc { x[32]: array of bytes bit[128]: array of bits m, n, y, z: integers x[16..31] := RAND for i := 1 to 8 x[0..15] := Ki for j := 0 to 4 for k := 0 to 2j-1 for l := 0 to 24-j-1 m := l + k * 25-j n := m + 24-j
y := (x[m] + 2 * x[n]) mod 29-j
z := (2 * x[m] + x[n]) mod 29-j x[m] := Tj[y] x[n] := Tj[z] for j := 0 to 31 for k := 0 to 3 bit[4 * j + k] := x[j]3-k if i < 8 for j := 0 to 15 for k := 0 to 7 x[j + 16]7-k := bit[((8 * j + k) * 17) mod 128] SRES := bit[0..31] Kc := bit[74..127] \| 00000000002 }