top | item 47122243 Is NIST's Cryptography Backdoored? 5 points| randomint64 | 7 days ago |kerkour.com 3 comments order hn newest rurban|5 days ago Missing: Have the minor padding changes by NIST (=NSA) to Keccak for SHA-3 really not impacted security? https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/15727/what-are-th... theandrewbailey|7 days ago > Why has no memory-hard password-hashing function been standardized?argon2? ahazred8ta|7 days ago Argon2 has been standardized by the IETF, but has not been endorsed by NIST/FIPS. So USGov developers have to run a password through PBKDF2 before they can use Argon2.
rurban|5 days ago Missing: Have the minor padding changes by NIST (=NSA) to Keccak for SHA-3 really not impacted security? https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/15727/what-are-th...
theandrewbailey|7 days ago > Why has no memory-hard password-hashing function been standardized?argon2? ahazred8ta|7 days ago Argon2 has been standardized by the IETF, but has not been endorsed by NIST/FIPS. So USGov developers have to run a password through PBKDF2 before they can use Argon2.
ahazred8ta|7 days ago Argon2 has been standardized by the IETF, but has not been endorsed by NIST/FIPS. So USGov developers have to run a password through PBKDF2 before they can use Argon2.
rurban|5 days ago
theandrewbailey|7 days ago
argon2?
ahazred8ta|7 days ago