Re: New hash contest by NIST, similair to AES competition

From: Mike Amling <spamonly@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 26 Jan 2007 17:13:54 EST

Unruh wrote:

Jean-Luc Cooke <jlcooke@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Performance is an important goal, not as important as security.

Depends. I am sure that I could design a totally secure hash which goes at
10 bytes per second. And I guarentee that noone will ever use it.

Somebody might want it for hashing passwords.

--Mike Amling
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References:
- New hash contest by NIST, similair to AES competition
  - From: ~David~
- Re: New hash contest by NIST, similair to AES competition
  - From: Jean-Luc Cooke
- Re: New hash contest by NIST, similair to AES competition
  - From: Thomas Pornin
- Re: New hash contest by NIST, similair to AES competition
  - From: Jean-Luc Cooke
- Re: New hash contest by NIST, similair to AES competition
  - From: Unruh

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