Problem 44924. Create State Array for initiating SHA-3-224 Hash

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Alfonso Nieto-Castanon on 23 Aug 2020

this looks like a very cool problem, perhaps a bit of a summary description of the standard (c.f. 27-page doc) may help make it a bit more enticing for curious but non-crypto-oriented people like myself?

David Hill 22 hours and 30 minutes ago

Added some references to the problem description.

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