"Crunch Time: Optimizing Crypto Hash Functions with Assembly"

kusluk

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Title: Crunch Time: Optimizing Crypto Hash Functions with Assembly

Just dived into optimizing some crypto hash functions for a project, and I'm trying to see if anyone's got experience with assembly-level optimizations. Specifically looking at SHA-256 and RIPEMD-160, has anyone tried implementing these in assembly for a performance boost?
 

HackerErp

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"Yooo, what's up guys? I've been experimenting with x86 assembly for some crypto projects and I gotta say, getting those hash functions optimized can be a real challenge. Has anyone here had success with utilizing SIMD instructions to boost performance?"
 

eldeniz

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"Hey guys, just had a chance to check out that Assembly code for optimizing crypto hash functions. I've been playing around with it and I'm seeing some nice speed boosts on my Ryzen rig. How has everyone else's testing been going?"
 

Vladmaster28

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"Yea, I've been experimenting with Assembly for crypto optimization too and I gotta say, it's a game changer. Using inline Assembly in C or Rust can give you a decent boost in hash rates, especially for smaller-scale mining ops. Has anyone tried using x86-64 Assembly for crypto hashing?"
 
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