High-performance implementation of an HMAC processor based on SHA-3 Hash function
Junhui Li, Liji Wu, Xiangmin Zhang
Abstract
Junhui Li, Liji Wu, Xiangmin Zhang
Abstract
The Keyed-Hash Message Authentication Codes(HMAC) is a useful mechanism for message authentication. In this paper, a high-performance HMAC/SHA-3 processor which can generate HMAC message digest and hash message digest is presented. Not only the standard length (224,256,384,512) of the message digest can be generated, but also a length of 64-bit message digest. Due to the application of new generation Hash function, the performance, in term of area and throughput, achieve a greatly improvement.
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The Keyed-Hash Message Authentication Codes(HMAC) is a useful mechanism for message authentication. In this paper, a high-performance HMAC/SHA-3 processor which can generate HMAC message digest and hash message digest is presented. Not only the standard length (224,256,384,512) of the message digest can be generated, but also a length of 64-bit message digest. Due to the application of new generation Hash function, the performance, in term of area and throughput, achieve a greatly improvement.
Key concepts: Hash-based message authentication code, Hash function, Message authentication code, Computer science, SHA-2, Cryptographic hash function, Secure Hash Algorithm, Authentication (law)