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Secure Hash Algorithm 512 IP Core
A universal solution that effectively accelerates the SHA2-512 hash function complying with FIPS PUB 180-4 is the SHA2-512 bridge to APB, AHB, and AXI bus. It computes the message digest in four different bit modes: 256, 224, 384, or 512. A message length of up to 264 +/- 1 bit may be entered. It also natively supports the SHA2-512 HMAC (Keyed-Hash Message Authentication Code), a cryptographic mechanism defined in RFC 2104. This depends on the core settings. This IP is appropriate for secure communication in general as well as digital signature techniques that need authentication and data integrity verification. It may also be applied to speed up calculations related to cryptocurrencies.
It provides a functionality for switching between contexts, which might be useful in intricate systems when a job has a preemption mechanism. Custom HMAC schemes or software management are its other applications.
It provides a functionality for switching between contexts, which might be useful in intricate systems when a job has a preemption mechanism. Custom HMAC schemes or software management are its other applications.
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