>>>> we'll only do one hash >>>> at the beginning of the connection >>> >>> Hopefully you'll do at least 2, and (if authenticating the other way) 4! >>> But yes. >> >> Why 2/4? > > 2 because you have to carry out the hash on both ends in order to > compare them.
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