robobully

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   by robobully 3mo ago

   This post is apparently not publicly shown on the main page for some reason.
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   by robobully 10mo ago

   > BLAKE3 isn’t a reduced-round tweak of BLAKE2 <...> It's a different construction My initial argument was meant to highlight the difference between BLAKE and its successors. However, I have no idea what you back your statemen
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   by robobully 10mo ago

   > trading a conservative security margin for speed That's what precisely happened to BLAKE with BLAKE2/3, isn't it?
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   by robobully 10mo ago

   A month ago, the team behind the SHA-3 has published an RFC for TurboSHAKE and KangarooTwelve: secure hash functions that employ the same primitive as SHA-3, but with reduced number of rounds to make it faster. K12 is basically a tree-based
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   by robobully 2y ago

   Thanks for the detailed answer! I really appreciate that.
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   by robobully 2y ago

   That's an impressive read, thank you and congrats on the release! I think that nowadays the development and adoption of performant IPC mechanisms is unfairly low, it's good to have such tech opensourced. My question is, how does F