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Design and Implementation of RIPEMD-160 Hash Function

This document discusses the design and implementation of the RIPEMD-160 hash function algorithm using reconfigurable hardware. It begins with an introduction to cryptography and hash functions. It then outlines the objectives of designing and implementing RIPEMD-160 using Verilog HDL to improve performance in terms of frequency, power and area requirements. The methodology section discusses the overall flowchart, software used, and steps to design RIPEMD-160 including initializing values, processing messages in 16-bit blocks through 5 different functions, and producing a 160-bit output digest.

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Design and Implementation of RIPEMD-160 Hash Function

This document discusses the design and implementation of the RIPEMD-160 hash function algorithm using reconfigurable hardware. It begins with an introduction to cryptography and hash functions. It then outlines the objectives of designing and implementing RIPEMD-160 using Verilog HDL to improve performance in terms of frequency, power and area requirements. The methodology section discusses the overall flowchart, software used, and steps to design RIPEMD-160 including initializing values, processing messages in 16-bit blocks through 5 different functions, and producing a 160-bit output digest.

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Design and Implementation of RIPEMD-

160 Algorithm Reconfigurable Hardware


Contents

1. Introduction

2. Literature Review

3. Methodology
Introduction

• Cryptography is the scientific field that offered security


over internet.
• A simple mathematic function that transforms a set of
number to another.
• Can be conducted by a wide range of application offering
security requirements.
• Used in applications that has to do with transactions.
• Example : hash function
Problems Statements

• Information security is important because it involves


privacy to all users.

• Nowadays, there are many security issues involving


hacking and stealing information from internet.
Solutions

• Cryptographic algorithms “Hash Function”

• Help users to encrypt the information securely in a way


that no third party can read it except the intended
recipient.
Objectives

• To design and implement RIPEMD-160 hash function


algorithm using Verilog HDL.

• To analyze the cryptographic algorithm.

• To improve the performance of RIPEMD-160 hash


function in terms of frequency, power and area
requirements.
Scope of Project

• Design RIPEMD-160 hash function using CAD Tool


(Altera Quartus II)

• Simulated using ModelSim

• A design of iterative RIPEMD-160


Literature Review

• RIPEMD-160 was created to make a stronger hash


algorithm and secured compared to existing algorithm
such as MD4, MD5 and RIPEMD (Y. K. Lee, M. Knezevic
and I. Verbauwhede, 2010)

• According to (B. Preneel, H. Dobbertin and A. Bosselaers,


pp. 9-14, 1997) RIPEMD-160 was intended to provide
long term security (10 years or more) with a 160-bit
results.
RIPEMD-160

• RACE Integrity Primitives Evaluation Message Digest -


160

• Design by Dobbertin, Bossalears and Preneel (1996)

• Used in banking operations

• two methods : iterative and pipelined


Features: Ripemd-160 Algorithm:

• 2 parallel iterations • 5 initial input (H0-H4)


• 5 transformations round • 5 non-linear functions
• 16 hash operations • 10 constants
• Produces 160-bit • Message value
messages • Shift value
Methodology
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Software used:
Overall Flowchart for designing
the RIPEMD-160

No

Yes
1. Append The message is padded to
padding 512-bit blocks.
• The message digest bits
produced output.
• output begins with low
significant bits and end
with high significnat bit.
Steps to
4. 2. Initialize • 5 initial inputs
design
Produces RIPEMD- • 10 constants
RIPEMD-
output 160 Buffer • message value
160
• shift value

5 different function:
• x XOR y XOR z 3. Process
message
• (x AND y) OR (NOT x AND z)
in 16-bit
• (x OR NOT y) XOR z blocks
• (x AND z) OR (y AND NOT z)
• x XOR (y OR NOT z)
RIPEMD-160 Top Level
Single Ripemd-160 block operation
Thank You

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