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Computer architecture / Cryptography / Computing / NIST hash function competition / Instruction set architectures / Cryptographic hash functions / Assembly languages / Grstl / ARM architecture / SHA-2 / 64-bit computing / Addressing mode
Date: 2013-02-27 00:13:54
Computer architecture
Cryptography
Computing
NIST hash function competition
Instruction set architectures
Cryptographic hash functions
Assembly languages
Grstl
ARM architecture
SHA-2
64-bit computing
Addressing mode

SHA-3 on ARM11 processors Peter Schwabe1 , Bo-Yin Yang1 , and Shang-Yi Yang2 1 ?

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