Re: publication status of DES algorithm / NSA

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From: Don Martin
Date: Sun, 28 Feb 1988 21:00

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Poor was a ill chosen phrase. The Numerical Recipes DES is
quite slow but portable by using one bit per iteger. If
bit packing were used, then it should be faster. Also, it
would be pretty easy to use a variant of the integer algorithm
to do 16 or 32 blocks in parallel.

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From: martin@entropy.ms.washington.edu (Don Martin)
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Subject: Re: publication status of DES algorithm / NSA
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Date: 28 Feb 88 21:00:51 GMT
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Keywords: DES NSA publication intelligence
Summary: Numerical Recipes DES

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