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_Edited based on @ius and @jacob-baines comments._ As Mikrotik hinted us with the name "EC-SRP5" protocol used for Winbox and mac-telnet should be similar to SRP with original Diffie-Hellman (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Remote_Password_protocol)....

Interesting observations, yeah no problem to use other curves like the Weierstrass one instead. I suspected they can use different base point, but bringing non-standard curve is even beyond that....

One of the quick and dirty implementations of the curve math https://github.com/seb-m/wcurve/blob/master/wcurve.py It is done for standard secp256r1 but it should work for Wei25519 just by changing a/b/Gx/Gy

@jacob-baines saw your Defcon presentation so I would say I am more than familiar with your work :) mac-telnet is definitely using very similar algorithm from what you are describing...

Interesting! Let me think about it.

@ius and @jacob-baines this is what I came with: ### Crypto parameters assumptions - An elliptical curve Curve25519 https://github.com/haakonnessjoen/MAC-Telnet/issues/42#issuecomment-540811705 - Hash function H is SHA-256. - parameter and function names...

Frankly nothing unique. I have RTL2832U + R820T2 USB dongle. Initially I started with rtlamr on my MacBook figuring out what I can receive and then I had it running...

Hi! I just added appveyour support so check the appveyour.yml how to build it. Here are the resulting artifacts: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/m0sia/pyParrotZik/build/artifacts With latest changes to support Zik2.0 and Zik3.0 windows build...

It seems that the last merge broke win32 version. So I am going to fix it first.