The SRP protocol

Part 3 is going to be a little more technical and we’ll provide you with the some of the important details to understand, but if your intrigued, curious and willing, take a look at the original Whitepaper - http://srp.stanford.edu/ndss.html.

The SRP protocol combines techniques of zero-knowledge proofs with asymmetric key exchange protocols and offers significantly improved performance over comparably strong extended methods that resist stolen-verifier attacks such as Augmented EKE or B-SPEKE.What follows is a complete description of the entire SRP authentication process from beginning to end, starting with the password setup steps.