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    From: Rudolf Usselmann <rudi@a...>
    Date: 27 Aug 2003 12:16:09 +0700
    Subject: Re: [oc] Encryption algorithms map to hardware
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    On Wed, 2003-08-27 at 01:32, Erez Birenzwig wrote:
    > I was just wondering if anyone that read the first reference (AES in HW)
    > actually understood how to implement it ?
    > >From what I could find around almost everyone is implementing the
    > S-BOX as look-up tables.
    > Did you see any better implementation ?
    
    Hmm, unless you can find a mathematical relationship between
    the input and output, which will be more efficient than a look
    up table (ROM), there is no advantage in implementing it any
    other way.
    Since this function has to be small and fast, it seems that
    the ROM implementation is the cleanest way in doing the S-BOX.
    
    > 
    > Erez.
    
    Best Regards, 
    rudi               
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    ReferenceAuthor
    AW: [oc] Encryption algorithms map to hardwareThilo Jeremias
    Re: [oc] Encryption algorithms map to hardwareErez Birenzwig

    Follow upAuthor
    Re: [oc] Encryption algorithms map to hardwareJoachim strombergson

     
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