A programmer has committed the cardinal sin of keystream reuse on a stream cipher. You have come into

possession of these two messages $($encrypted$,$ in hex$),$ and wish to decrypt them:

$889$e$18$c$32$d$084$fb$44$c$49558$a$97$d$3$c$5$f$7$a$694325$f$36$ac$45752$de$9$a$423$ea$428161$

$98974$d$9$a$2$f$1408$b$857071$c$91$c$390$cdffb$794215$f$79$ab$09732$cfbe$066$b$9428161$

Explain why keystream reuse is bad

Using the techniques discussed in class on$(10)/(14),$ can you recover the plaintext of the two messages? You may

assume that the two messages are both standard ASCII and contain no control characters $($including null

termination$).$