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Integral Distinguishers of Some SHA-3 Candidates

2010
In this paper, we study structural Integral properties on reduced versions of the compression functions of some SHA-3 candidates: Hamsi-256, LANE-256 and Grostl-512. More precisely, we improve on the Integral distinguishers of Hamsi-256 (less time complexity or deterministic instead of probabilistic) and present the first known Integral distinguishers ...
Marine Minier   +2 more
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Lightweight Implementations of SHA-3 Candidates on FPGAs

2011
The NIST competition for developing the new cryptographic hash algorithm SHA-3 has entered its third round. One evaluation criterion is the ability of the candidate algorithm to be implemented on resource-constrained platforms. This includes FPGAs for embedded and hand-held devices.
Jens-Peter Kaps   +6 more
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Extracts from the SHA-3 Competition

2013
The story of the SHA-3 competition starts with the presentation of surprisingly efficient attacks on several modern hash functions at Eurocrypt 2005 [1, 2] and at Crypto 2005 [3, 4]. Collisions were given for the hash functions MD4, MD5, RIPEMD and SHA-0.
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Pipelined SHA-3 Implementations on FPGA

Proceedings of the Second Workshop on Cryptography and Security in Computing Systems, 2015
Efficient and high-throughput designs of hash functions will be in great demand in the next few years, given that every IPv6 data packet is expected to be handled with some kind of security features.In this paper, pipelined implementations of the new SHA-3 hash standard on FPGAs are presented and compared aiming to map the design space and the choice ...
Harris E. Michail   +2 more
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A Journey from MD5 to SHA-3

2020
If X is sender of a message and Y is the receiver of the same, then X encrypts the same with Y’s public key and then sends the encrypted data to Y. It confirms about authenticity and authorization of receiver. If X sends message and Y receives, X encrypts the message with X’s private key and sends the encrypted data to Y.
Sandip Ghoshal   +3 more
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On the implementation of mceliece with CCA2 indeterminacy by SHA-3

2014 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS), 2014
This paper deals with the design and implementation of the post-quantum public-key algorithm McEliece. Seamless incorporation of a new error generator and new SHA-3 module provides higher indeterminacy and more randomization of the original McEliece algorithm and achieves CCA2 security standard.
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An FPGA implementation of the SHA-3: The BLAKE hash function

10th International Multi-Conferences on Systems, Signals & Devices 2013 (SSD13), 2013
Following the attacks considerable standard SHA-2, In this paper, a new version of hash was developed known as SHA-3. We discussed the study of the SHA-3 hash exposing the protocol chosen for our is BLAKE-256 application. The optimization of this function and all steps taken to achieve this implementation was done are performed the synthesis of IP hash
Fatma Kahri   +3 more
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FPGA Implementations of the Round Two SHA-3 Candidates

2010 International Conference on Field Programmable Logic and Applications, 2010
The second round of the NIST-run public competition is underway to find a new hash algorithm(s) for inclusion in the NIST Secure Hash Standard (SHA-3). This paper presents the full implementations of all of the second round candidates in hardware with all of their variants.
Brian Baldwin   +6 more
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SHA-3-LPHP: Hardware Acceleration of SHA-3 for Low-Power High-Performance Systems

2021 IEEE International Symposium on Software Reliability Engineering Workshops (ISSREW), 2021
Yuta Akiya   +6 more
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Implementation of TRNG with SHA-3 for hardware security

Microelectronics Journal, 2022
Annapurna Kamadi, Zia Abbas
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