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Hashing cores are utilized by many existing high performance cryptographic systems, used in security schemes such as SET, PKI, and IPSec. Efficient operation of these hardware modules can be degraded, especially when they operate in harsh environments i.e. space applications, military or medical applications. In this paper, a Totally Self-Checking (TSC) design is introduced for the SHA-256 hash function,...
E.U. has set a special goal for 2010 which is the adoption, by at least 25%, of IPv6. IPv6 incorporates the usage of IPSec which provides cryptographic services to every data packet which is transmitted via Internet. This means that there is a major need for High Speed designs of IPSec protocol. It has been shown that the limiting factor of IPSec performance is the incorporated hash function. Hash...
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