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They did consider and ruled out KangarooTwelve, which has basically the same properties of BLAKE3 while being derived from Keccak (therefore, with more chances
by zimmerfrei 6y ago
They did consider and ruled out KangarooTwelve, which has basically the same properties of BLAKE3 while being derived from Keccak (therefore, with more chances of ending up as a US federal standard).
- JoshTriplett 6y agoKangarooTwelve didn't have the same performance as BLAKE3 though.
- zimmerfrei 6y agoIt roughly does. Note that it is not present in the comparison chart you posted...
- oconnor663 6y agoI'd agree that it roughly does. It's omitted from that chart mainly because it's not very common, but also because the input length measured there would makes K12's throughout appear lower than it should. The BLAKE3 paper contains more detailed graphs across a spectrum of input lengths.