It uses a variable "challenge" value that changes every time, stopping hackers from simply copying and repeating an old login attempt.
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1. Network Security: CHAP (Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol) It uses a variable "challenge" value that changes
CHAP allows a user to prove their identity without ever sending their actual password over the network. It uses a variable "challenge" value that changes
Unlike protocols that only check your credentials at the start, CHAP can run silent periodic checks mid-session to make sure no one has hijacked the connection. 🤝 How the 3-Way Handshake Works