6cc2cc0775852b6de06f · An Updated Security Analysis of PFLASH
An Updated Security Analysis of PFLASH
One application in post-quantum cryptography that appears especially difficult is security for low-power or no-power devices. One of the early champions in this arena was SFLASH, which was recommended by NESSIE for implementation in smart cards due to its
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