New function to quick check if a session key can decrypt a encrypted data packet #249
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This commit adds a function to the helper package that allows to check with high probability if a sessionkey can decrypt a data packet given its 24 byte prefix.
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This pull request adds a new function
QuickCheckDecryptto thehelperpackage.The function allows to check with high probability if a session key can decrypt a data packet given its 24 byte prefix.
It only works for
SEIPDv1data packets that useAESas a cipher.