Precarn - Intelligent Systems Innovation through Collaborative Research & Commercialization - Novel Cryptology Algorithims (Prata / T-Gap)


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	Novel Cryptology Algorithims (Prata / T-Gap) A more secure and efficient authentication algorithm ensures greater return on investment Hash functions are amongst the most widely used cryptographic tools to ensure data integrity in electronic communications. A hash function is a map that sends binary strings of arbitrary length to binary strings of a fixed length. Here, the length is a number that is fixed in advance. Commonly used hash functions have a length varying from 32 bits to 512 bits. A secure hash function, or MAC is a hash function that incorporates key material. In other words, a key is required to compute the value. Precarn - T-Gap Program Participants Prata Technologies, Toronto, ON (Lead) Project Duration Start: October 2008 Status: Completed June 2009 Email this to a friend