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Message-ID: <53FE5FB9.2080506@ciphershed.org>
Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2014 18:46:17 -0400
From: Bill Cox <waywardgeek@...hershed.org>
To: discussions@...sword-hashing.net
Subject: Candidates that advance the state of the art

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I have not had the time to carefully review all the algorithms, and
when I do, surely this list will change.  Basically, if an algorithm
does a worse job than Scrypt at protecting against brute-force
guessing attacks by an ASIC attacker, I left it off the list, unless
there was some other angle where the algorithm is dramatically
different and potentially useful.

So... here's my list of algorithms I really enjoyed reading, and which
I feel are solid improvements over what I know about the prior art
(not a lot!)

Bcrypt-style unpredictable w/ GPU defense:
- ------------------------------------------

Battcrypt
Pufferfish
Yescrypt

Catena style cache-bound with timing attack resistance
- -------------------------------------------------------
Catena
Gambit

Scrypt style large memory algorithms with cache-miss penalty mitigation
- -----------------------------------------------------------------------
Lyra
TwoCats
Yescrypt

Other
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EARWORM
Makwa
Parallela
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