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Note that SRP-6a uses a "k" value which basically encodes the group being used ("N" and "g"). Since all PICL accounts use the same 2048-bit group, they will all use the same "k" value (not to be confused with the per-session shared-secret "K" key that emerges from the protocol). This group's "k" integer is (as a base-10 number):
Note that SRP-6a uses a "k" value which basically encodes the group being used ("N" and "g"). Since all PICL accounts use the same 2048-bit group, they will all use the same "k" value (not to be confused with the per-session shared-secret "K" key that emerges from the protocol). This group's "k" integer is (as a base-10 number):
259003859907
2590038599070950300691544216303772122846747035652616593381637186118123578112
09503006915442163037721228467470
35652616593381637186118123578112


=== SRP Verifier Calculation ===
=== SRP Verifier Calculation ===
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