Overview
eSi-SHA3 is area-efficient hardware accelerator core for the SHA3 and SHAKE cryptographic hashing algorithms compliant with the NIST FIPS 202 standard.
SHA3, is a cryptographic hash function, utilizes the KeccaK sponge construction to resist attacks and supports variable output lengths.
SHAKE, derived from SHA-3, is an extendable-output function, crucial in post-quantum cryptography (PQC), allowing variable-length hash values.
Both SHA-3 and SHAKE offer flexibility and robustness to meet the challenges posed by evolving computational capabilities in the realm of PQC.
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