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Computer arithmetic / Modular arithmetic / Central processing unit / Search algorithms / Exponentials / Exponentiation by squaring / Montgomery modular multiplication / Hash function / Processor register / 64-bit computing / Euclidean vector
Date: 2015-09-06 14:08:28
Computer arithmetic
Modular arithmetic
Central processing unit
Search algorithms
Exponentials
Exponentiation by squaring
Montgomery modular multiplication
Hash function
Processor register
64-bit computing
Euclidean vector

Optimizing M AKWA on GPU and CPU Thomas Pornin, <> May 18, 2015 Abstract We present here optimized implementations of the M AKWA password hashing

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