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Tiger (cryptography)

Known as: Tiger hash, Tiger hash function, Tiger (disambiguation) 
In cryptography, Tiger is a cryptographic hash function designed by Ross Anderson and Eli Biham in 1995 for efficiency on 64-bit platforms. The size… 
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Comparison of cryptographic hash functionsComparison of cryptography librariesComparison of operating system kernelsCrypto++

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2014
2014
A Study on the Formativeness for Modern Reinterpretation of the Folk Painting - Focused on Magpie & Tiger -
2013
2013
Examining the Effects of Increasing Schedule Requirements on Prefe rence in an Applied Setting A Thesis Presented by
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2013
2013
En svensk tiger? - en kvalitativ studie om yttrandefrihet inom svensk förvaltning
The purpose of this study was, from a structural perspective, with emphasis on democratic values such as openness, reciprocity… 
2012
2012
On the Security of the Encryption Mode of Tiger
Tiger is an important type of an hash function producing 192-bit hash value from 512-bit message block and is proved to be secure… 
2007
2007
A Prototype for Tiger Hash Primitive Hardware Architecture
With the increasing prominence of the Internet as a tool of commerce, security has become a tremendously important issue. One… 
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