Closed fpietrosanti closed 9 years ago
Yes, it would most likely benefit from it, however I don't think there's a consensus that SIMD.js will ever be standardized. Will see what happens, so far it would be a wasted effort to implement it, but I'm ready to do it once SIMD.js is in browsers.
@dchest Do you think that, on the basis of scrypt-async-js, would be reasonable to make a yescrypt-lite implementation (that, as far as i understood in my humble surface understanding of crypto share similar concept) ?
@fpietrosanti yes, it would be reasonable (as a separate project).
Solar Designer said on Cryptography@randombit.net mailing list that yescrypt-lite (successor of scrypt) will be implemented in js this summer with a GSoc using SMID.js: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2014/10/introducing-simd-js/
I'm wondering if also scrypt-async-js would not benefit from the same approach?