I’m not qualified enough to say who’s right or wrong but I’ve noticed a fair amount of comments invalidating the claims because of the author’s motives, ie. He’

I’m not qualified enough to say who’s right or wrong but I’ve noticed a fair amount of comments invalidating the claims because of the author’s motives, ie. He’s a sore looser and has a big ego. I don’t see why that invalidates his claim that the algorithm is weaker than claimed. “Jerks” can be right too. People are people and they come and go, but these NIST standards stay a long time.