def generate_key(): # 1. Choose a random 8‑hex string (must be upper‑case) import random, string key8 = ''.join(random.choice('0123456789ABCDEF') for _ in range(8)) # 2. Compute the target final value (reverse of step 5) final = reverse_expected(key8) # 3. Determine which table entry will be used – depends on first char # We will brute‑force the first character later, so try all 32 possibilities. for idx in range(32): table_val = TABLE[idx] # 4. Undo the XOR h = final ^ table_val # 5. The first character must satisfy `ord(ch0) % 32 == idx`. # Choose any printable character that meets it. for ch0 in (c for c in string.ascii_uppercase + string.digits if (ord(c) % 32) == idx): key = find_key_for_target(h, ch0) if key: # Append two dummy chars to reach 10 chars (the algorithm already uses 10) return key + "XX", key8 raise RuntimeError("Failed to find a key – unlikely")
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