An important aspect is that the public key of the counterparty must be validated before using it in the key exchange process, to ensure its authenticity and integrity. This validation process typically involves checking the format of the public key, verifying its parameters, and ensuring that it has not been tampered with or altered. Failure to validate the public key can lead to security vulnerabilities, such as small subgroup attack or invalid curve attack, which can compromise the security of the key exchange process and potentially expose sensitive information to unauthorized parties.
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