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FLOATING-POINT ARITHMETIC AND MESSAGE AUTHENTICATION

There is a well-known class of message authentication systems guaranteeing that attackers will have a negligible chance of successfully forging a message. This paper shows how one of these systems can hash messages at extremely high speed—much more quickly than previous systems at the same security level—using IEEE floating-point arithmetic. This paper also presents a survey of the literature in a unified mathematical framework.