« TRS-80 With A Keccak Sponge Cake
de Jean-Marie Chauvet
The subject of this paper, an improbable implementation of
a recently standardized cryptographic hash function on a thirty-five-year-
old microcomputer, may strike some as unusual and recreative at best.
In the tedious discipline of the process, however, lessons were learned in
implementation trade-offs for basic cryptographic primitives which may
prove interesting in the current context of securing (small to nano) ma-
chine to machine communications. More importantly, that such insights
might stem out of revisiting how earlier computing platforms relate to
the code written on them to cast a distant light on modern connections of
code to material, historical and contextual factors certainly illuminates
the joys of retrocomputing. »
▻https://eprint.iacr.org/2013/736.pdf
La mise en œuvre d’un algorithme de programmation moderne sur un #TRS-80... Code en assembleur et en BASIC