My talk on SHA-3 and derived functions at DEF CON 25 posted December 2017
The talk I gave at defcon this year is online
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Comments
Anon
Great talk, but please defer chats with the audience next time ;)
david
ah yeah :) this talk definitely taught me to be faster to "take things offline"
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