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There are several problems with this page. First, include the hyphen ('-') between Diffie and Hellman wherever it occurs. Next, correct the last sentence of the last (full) paragraph on the page to:
computer2 would then accept Alice's session without asking for her credentials.
Finally, carefully define and explain the terms that are used to generate the keys. I would suggest using the Diffie-Hellman Wikipedia page as a reference.
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Alright, I'll do that. I was mostly concerned that there is a lot of detail left out of the explanation of the Diffie-Hellman method, such as the special properties of the g, a, and p terms.
I made some changes in gregbo/ebook/protocols/ssh.rst that give more explanation of the terms and a pointer to RFC 4253 that gives additional information.
There are several problems with this page. First, include the hyphen ('-') between Diffie and Hellman wherever it occurs. Next, correct the last sentence of the last (full) paragraph on the page to:
computer2 would then accept Alice's session without asking for her credentials.
Finally, carefully define and explain the terms that are used to generate the keys. I would suggest using the Diffie-Hellman Wikipedia page as a reference.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: