Secure-IC's Securyzr™ Tunable Hash (SHA3) Hardware accelerator

Overview

In the beginning of the 2000s, strong progress has been made on hacking NIST standard hash functions, which led to break of the SHA-1 algorithm. This achievement had a lot of consequences on the other NIST standard hash function, SHA-2, since both algorithms share a lot of similarities. In order to be prepared against an effective break of SHA-2, NIST launched a contest to choose a new hash standard, with original approach, different from those used for the previous ones. In 2012, the algorithm Keccak developed by a Western European team was selected as the winner of the NIST contest and became the new hash function standard known as SHA-3.

Key Features

AMBA interface
Supported function: SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512, SHAKE-128, SHAKE-256
Compliant with FIPS-202
Tunable performance (area and performance) - From low area to high-performance
Compliant with HMAC function
Optional: automatic padding

Benefits

Easy to integrate
Tunable solution
Fully digital
AMBA interface
Strong technical support

Applications

Automotive
IoT
eHealth
Defense
Payments
Servers
Smart Grid
Identity
Media & Entertainment
Memory & Storage
Consumer Electronics
Edge & Cloud
Trusted Computing
AI
Printer
Industry

Deliverables

Technical specifications document including User manual, Integration guideline, Test Plan
VHDL RTL code
VHDL testbench and scripts for simulation
RTL of the AMBA wrapper
SW driver
Support for integration

Technical Specifications

Maturity

Silicon Proven

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