[Cfrg] SHA-3 and variants
Robert Moskowitz <rgm-sec@htt-consult.com> Wed, 15 July 2020 17:36 UTC
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Subject: [Cfrg] SHA-3 and variants
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Everyone, please take a bit of time and look at FIPS-202 and see how SHA-3 is parallelizable. Also look at SHAKE. Then go to sp800-185 for cSHAKE and KMAC. I personally find KMAC very refreshing in its approach KDF. Then go on to sp800-56Cr1 for more on KMAC as a KDF. I would like to see more review and recommendations on these uses. I am working with them on my work, but then I am just a crypto plumber, looking for tools that work.... Bob
- [Cfrg] SHA-3 and variants Robert Moskowitz