Consider the code in Problem 36, which is susceptible to a linearization attack. Suppose that we modify the program so that it computes a random delay within each iteration of the loop. a. This...

Consider the code in Problem 36, which is susceptible to a linearization attack. Suppose that we modify the program so that it computes a random delay within each iteration of the loop.

a. This program is still susceptible to a linearization attack. Why?

b. An attack on this modified program would be more difficult than an attack on the code that appears in Problem 36. Why?