Compute the network authentication code MAC-A over RAND, SQN, and AMF. Use the configured defaults, equivalent to passing #{} to the next arity. The default MAC length is 8 bytes. The same key, TOPc, iteration count, and input fields must be used when checking the received authentication code.

Compute the network authentication code MAC-A over RAND, SQN, and AMF. Accepted options: mac_length, iterations. Unknown keys, unsupported lengths, zero iterations, and incorrectly sized fields raise badarg. The default MAC length is 8 bytes. The same key, TOPc, iteration count, and input fields must be used when checking the received authentication code.

Compute the resynchronization authentication code MAC-S. Pass the mobile station's sequence number as SQN and the protocol's resynchronization AMF. Use the configured defaults, equivalent to passing #{} to the next arity. The default MAC length is 8 bytes. The same key, TOPc, iteration count, and input fields must be used when checking the received authentication code.

Compute the resynchronization authentication code MAC-S. Pass the mobile station's sequence number as SQN and the protocol's resynchronization AMF. Accepted options: mac_length, iterations. Unknown keys, unsupported lengths, zero iterations, and incorrectly sized fields raise badarg. The default MAC length is 8 bytes. The same key, TOPc, iteration count, and input fields must be used when checking the received authentication code.

Compute the authentication response RES for RAND. All three output-length choices affect the shared f2/f3/f4/f5 computation, so use the same options for each function. Use f2345 to obtain all four outputs together. Use the configured defaults, equivalent to passing #{} to the next arity.

Compute the authentication response RES for RAND. All three output-length choices affect the shared f2/f3/f4/f5 computation, so use the same options for each function. Use f2345 to obtain all four outputs together. Accepted options: res_length, ck_length, ik_length, iterations. Unknown keys, unsupported lengths, zero iterations, and incorrectly sized fields raise badarg.

Compute the confidentiality key CK for RAND. All three output-length choices affect the shared f2/f3/f4/f5 computation, so use the same options for each function. Use f2345 to obtain all four outputs together. Use the configured defaults, equivalent to passing #{} to the next arity.

Compute the confidentiality key CK for RAND. All three output-length choices affect the shared f2/f3/f4/f5 computation, so use the same options for each function. Use f2345 to obtain all four outputs together. Accepted options: res_length, ck_length, ik_length, iterations. Unknown keys, unsupported lengths, zero iterations, and incorrectly sized fields raise badarg.

Compute the integrity key IK for RAND. All three output-length choices affect the shared f2/f3/f4/f5 computation, so use the same options for each function. Use f2345 to obtain all four outputs together. Use the configured defaults, equivalent to passing #{} to the next arity.

Compute the integrity key IK for RAND. All three output-length choices affect the shared f2/f3/f4/f5 computation, so use the same options for each function. Use f2345 to obtain all four outputs together. Accepted options: res_length, ck_length, ik_length, iterations. Unknown keys, unsupported lengths, zero iterations, and incorrectly sized fields raise badarg.

Compute the six-byte anonymity key AK for RAND. All three output-length choices affect the shared f2/f3/f4/f5 computation, so use the same options for each function. Use f2345 to obtain all four outputs together. Use the configured defaults, equivalent to passing #{} to the next arity.

Compute the six-byte anonymity key AK for RAND. All three output-length choices affect the shared f2/f3/f4/f5 computation, so use the same options for each function. Use f2345 to obtain all four outputs together. Accepted options: res_length, ck_length, ik_length, iterations. Unknown keys, unsupported lengths, zero iterations, and incorrectly sized fields raise badarg.

Compute the six-byte resynchronization anonymity key AK* for RAND. Use the configured defaults, equivalent to passing #{} to the next arity.

Compute the six-byte resynchronization anonymity key AK* for RAND. Accepted options: iterations. Unknown keys, unsupported lengths, zero iterations, and incorrectly sized fields raise badarg.

Compute the response RES, confidentiality key CK, integrity key IK, and anonymity key AK together in one TUAK evaluation. Return {RES, CK, IK, AK}. Use the configured defaults, equivalent to passing #{} to the next arity.

Compute the response RES, confidentiality key CK, integrity key IK, and anonymity key AK together in one TUAK evaluation. Return {RES, CK, IK, AK}. Accepted options: res_length, ck_length, ik_length, iterations. Unknown keys, unsupported lengths, zero iterations, and incorrectly sized fields raise badarg.

Derive the subscriber-specific TOPc from the subscriber key and the operator's TOP. Reuse TOPc with the same key and iteration count for subsequent TUAK operations. Use the configured defaults, equivalent to passing #{} to the next arity.

Derive the subscriber-specific TOPc from the subscriber key and the operator's TOP. Reuse TOPc with the same key and iteration count for subsequent TUAK operations. Accepted options: iterations. Unknown keys, unsupported lengths, zero iterations, and incorrectly sized fields raise badarg.