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The duplexer inside a Nokia-Mobira MD25NMT, among the first Gen1 #NMT450 cellphones ever made by #Nokia.
Practically speaking, you get a 2x8-bit additive checksum of the answer, which is 48 bits compressed into 16. So there are 2^32 RESULT values which would give the same SRES. I'll leave it as an exercise to someone with better cryptography a
Answer is ... yes, if we knew the value of RESULT for a given RAND (challenge). But RESULT isn't transmitted over the air. The mobile transmits the value SRES instead: SR1 = (R1+R2+R3) mod 256 SR2 = (R4+R5+R6) mod 256 SRES = (R1 || R2) So t
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