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Dictionary Attack EAP methods in SASL create a secured Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) tunnel between the client and the authentication server first. Some legacy SASL
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SIMPLE AUTHENTICATION AND SECURITY LAYER INCORPORATING EXTENSIBLE AUTHENTICATION PROTOCOL
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![Figure 2-4: EAP Packet Format [2]](profile/Scott-Valcourt/publication/249683265/figure/fig3/AS:340738874331136@1458249886015/4-EAP-Packet-Format-2_Q320.jpg)
![Figure 3-2: Key Derive Algorithm in EAP-AES-PSK [5]](profile/Scott-Valcourt/publication/249683265/figure/fig5/AS:340738874331138@1458249886061/2-Key-Derive-Algorithm-in-EAP-AES-PSK-5_Q320.jpg)
