Adapt Kyber to use Init-Absorb-Squeeze* API #211
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* add a dockerfile for running extraction * remove a panic in C
…ryspen/libcrux into karthik/kyber_shake128_squeeze_nblocks
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Neat |
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We merged #220 instead |
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This PR adds the incremental SHA-3 API to libcrux and adapts Kyber to use this incremental API. In particular,
samplingusessample_from_xofwhich first samples three SHAKE128 blocks, and then, if needed, it squeezes more blocks from the SHAKE128 state.The code has been adapted to work with both Scalar and Simd256 versions of SHA-3.
The code also uses the
opaque_typeattribute to hide the internal implementation of SHAKE-128 state indigest.rs