Overview of the Sample Protocol
This protocol provides a standard way for two parties to create an
authenticated, real-time connection between themselves. The end result of this protocol is
a session key that is shared by both of the parties involved. This protocol is
known as a
three-phase protocol because it requires that the two parties exchange three packets of
data in the process of creating the shared session keys. This is shown in the
following illustration, reading from top to bottom.
A variety of key exchange protocols can be implemented using CryptoAPI. The
protocol discussed here is just one of many possibilities. However, using this
particular protocol will tend to increase your application's potential
interoperability.
Following is a description of this protocol. One of the parties is arbitrarily
designated the
sending user (or
sender) and the other the
destination user (or
receiver).
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