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And since we're at this, perhaps you meant c _between_ 448 and 1024, according to the sec level?
by pbarreto 13y ago
And since we're at this, perhaps you meant c _between_ 448 and 1024, according to the sec level?
- marshray 13y agoYeah, Keccak-224 specified c=448. I was trying to simplify things by sticking to Keccak at 256 and 512 bit fixed output lengths, which specified c=512 and c=1024 respectively.