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Oh yes, definitely. But SHA-384's output is 128 bits wider, which uses more bandwidth. Although for the AEAD ciphersuites, it doesn't make much of a difference,
by ReidZB 7y ago
Oh yes, definitely. But SHA-384's output is 128 bits wider, which uses more bandwidth. Although for the AEAD ciphersuites, it doesn't make much of a difference, admittedly.
- dagenix 7y agoThere is the not so widely used SHA-512/256 for that case - the speed of the 64 bit variants with a 256 bit output.