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I didn't realize they hadn't selected final parameters yet. I guess I blindly assumed they wouldn't be so reckless as to run the clock down this far. Another re
by nknighthb 13y ago
I didn't realize they hadn't selected final parameters yet. I guess I blindly assumed they wouldn't be so reckless as to run the clock down this far. Another reason not to trust NIST's judgement.
Nonetheless, you're still panicking over nothing. 3.4.0 won't be released until next year.
- kzrdude 13y agoI don't understand why it would be a bad thing for them to take their time to make the standard as good as possible. It's going to live for pretty long.
- nknighthb 13y agoThey're doing the exact opposite. They chose an underspecified "winner". The public vetting period for what actually becomes SHA-3 will now be a mere 90 days.