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From: mr101@inuvik.ccsr.cam.ac.uk (Michael Roe)
Subject: SHA-1 and AES in Ada
Date: 1998/09/14
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Organization: University of Cambridge, England
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Date: 1998-09-14T00:00:00+00:00
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As part of a project to evaluate the AES algorithms, we've implemented
some of them in Ada. As these implementations may be of use to someone
else, we've made them available under the terms of the GNU General
Public License. (If you want to use them under less restrictive license
terms, e.g. for use in a commercial product, get in touch with me).

We've also made available an implementation of SHA-1, which was
developed under a different project for the same sponsor. I know
this isn't an AES candidate, but this seemed a good opportunity
to release it. (I know there have been several requests for a SHA-1
implementation in Ada).

See <http://www.ccsr.cam.ac.uk/aes/index.html>

Michael Roe
Centre for Communicatiosn Systems Research