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Sylvain Munaut 246tnt at gmail.com> CKSN - Ciphering Key Sequence Number is associated with Kc and is a bit trickier than > trivial counter. No it's not ... it's really just a counter. Just with 1 bit fixed to 0 and a a reserved value. 7 is reserved as "invalid". When the MS sends that, it means it has no Kc whatsoever to re-use. > - what is CKSN IEI and how do I calculate\use it? It's nothing. Really. For whatever reason when they describe an IE they add this "IEI" field which is nothing but documentation. Don't worry about it, just consider it's not there and the CKSN is 4 bits only. > - am I right that 3-bit key seq. value is simple counter that I increment with each > Kc generation? > - what do I do when key seq. reach 6 - start over with 0 again? Sure. But you can actually count in any way you'd like. The only requirement is that you don't reuse the one sent by the phone and you don't use 7. > And of course I'm interested if CKSN-related code is available as part of libosmogsm > or some other open source project: the code is always helpful in understanding and I > don't have to reinvent the wheel :) OpenBSC handles the key_seq in the authentication procedure. But there is really nothing to it. Cheers, Sylvain