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We may want to support AES encryption/decryption optimized with Intel AES-NI in case of common server platform in case we dont already use an hsm. Algorithm proposed:
1. Detect if the system has AES-…
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[INFO] Extracting super
[INFO] Extracting odm
[WARNING] Using legacy p7zip, some features may not work
[ERROR] Error extracting odm.img
[ERROR]
7-Zip [64] 16.02 : Copyright (c) 1999-2016…
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Hi! Thanks for this cool new way of defining hardware config. I am not sure, but I think I ran into a bug.
I am not using `nixos-hardware` on my machine (as my laptop not de…
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On supported platforms we can boost the openssl aes encryption by patching in hardware support .
http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/boosting-openssl-aes-encryption-with-intel-ipp/
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Last year Intel announced that their new 3rd gen Xeon Scalable Processor can support up to 1 TB of EPC. I always understood that the small EPC in SGX was due to the need for an on-chip Merkle tree tha…
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Hello,
Wondering if there will be any support for Intel XE gpu? It seems that intel has build it with a lot of programmable features in mind.
Thanks
m03e5 updated
4 years ago
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Change symmetric cipher interface so that multiple blocks could be submitted for en-/de-cryption at once. This would open the possibility to 1) use the VAES x86 instruction set, 2) interleave the curr…
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Hi, I need to get dpdk and ansi up and running but I have skylake arch and I get the below message:
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Your native march is none of westmere/sandybridge/ivybridge/haswell/broadwell/knl.
You may …
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Currently QAT only have AES-CBC enabled for the kernel LKCF. Would it be possible to add AES-GCM support as well?
# cat /proc/crypto | grep qat
driver : qat-dh
module : intel_qat
driver : qat-…