Closed DonaldTsang closed 4 years ago
haha, isn't this more of a request for strobe than disco :) ?
on the other hand, there is now xoodyak to replace strobe as well.
@mimoo it is more of a strobe + noise thing to work in unison. xoodyak is cool but the more experimental (but well cited) sponges the better. Team Keccak are meanies...
Disco should actually be permutation oblivious. I think there's interesting work in making Strobe compatible with any permutation you want, the first place I would start would be naming (since Strobe's naming doesn't include the name of the permutation).
Unfortunately I don't really have the cycles currently, but I can help if you want to drive this :)
@mimoo in that case my Christmas wish can be fulfilled in https://github.com/mimoo/StrobeGo or https://github.com/mimoo/disco-c ?
Also a naming scheme change would be sweet since the more variation means more freedom, maybe call it blink
as a superset of strobe?
P.S. take a look at these https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Hardware-performance-of-the-spongent-family-and-comparison-with-state-of-the-art_tbl1_221291933 https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Shows-All-Sponge-Function-Hashes-Regardless-Its-Construction-and-Cipher-Mode_tbl1_323705182
that would be https://github.com/mimoo/StrobeGo for the Go implementation (which this repository makes use of), but there would be some work to be done on the protocol specification itself.
I think the outcome of NIST's LWC thingy will probably influence the direction of disco/strobe : o
Dear Santa,
I am a very good boy, and I don't like 3D array based sponge functions that much. Can I have a 2D array based cryptographic library? NORX already exists so I want that.
Please I would like this Rave abstraction for experimentation.
Love, D
(For serious though, Disco's model can be used to fit ANY sufficiently sized sponge function, maybe Fugue or Luffa for SHA3 candidates? pi-cipher or ICEPOLE for CAESAR parallelization candidates? Ascon or PRIMATEs or STRIBOB for non parallelization candidates? SPONGENT or PHOTON or QUARK for a more modern twist?)