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   <li>Mobile and Desktop complete the two roundtrips of JPAKE messages to agree upon a strong secret K</li>
   <li>Mobile and Desktop complete the two roundtrips of JPAKE messages to agree upon a strong secret K</li>
   <li>A 256 bit key is derived from K using HMAC-SHA256.</li>
   <li>A 256 bit key is derived from K using HMAC-SHA256.</li>
   <li>The encryption and hmac keys are derived from that 256 bit key using HMAC-SHA256.</li>
   <li>The encryption and HMAC keys are derived from that 256 bit key using HMAC-SHA256.</li>
   <li>In third round trip:
   <li>In third round trip:
<ul><li>Mobile hashes the key using SHA256d (=hash twice with SHA256) and uploads it.</li>
<ul><li>Mobile hashes the key using SHA256d (=hash twice with SHA256) and uploads it.</li>
<li>Desktop verifies it against its key, encrypts the credentials with the encryption key and uploads the encrypted credentials in turn, adding a SHA256-HMAC hash of the ciphertext (using the HMAC key).</li>
<li>Desktop verifies it against its key, encrypts the credentials with the encryption key and uploads the encrypted credentials in turn, adding a HMAC-SHA256 hash of the ciphertext (using the HMAC key).</li>
<li>Mobile verifies whether Desktop had the right key by checking the ciphertext against the SHA256-HMAC hash.</li>
<li>Mobile verifies whether Desktop had the right key by checking the ciphertext against the HMAC-SHA256 hash.</li>
<li>If that verification is successful, Mobile decrypts ciphertext and applies credentials</li>
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