[Cryptech Tech] [Cryptech-Commits] [core/platform/novena] 21/21: Sick hacks to compensate for sparse MUX within TRNG core.
Joachim Strömbergson
joachim at secworks.se
Tue Sep 29 15:33:22 UTC 2015
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Aloha!
Rob Austein wrote:
>> What I would like is to reserve space for one more entropy source
>> (the feedback from the output of the CSPRNG.). But besides that, we
>> could compress the address space.
>
> That'd be fine.
>
> BTW, I'm assuming that we do want to keep the TRNG's internal MUX.
> I'm fine with the answer to that being "yes, we want to keep that",
> it's just that sometimes the easiest way to confirm something is to
> ask a silly question. :)
>
>> Lets just decide on it and fix.
I think we want to keep the internal mux of the TRNG.
We could strip away all API functionalities from the different sub
modules (avalanche_entropy, rosc_entropy, mixer (and sha512) and csprng
(and chacha)) and make a single trng.v that don't expose the name,
versions of the sub modules and compresses the space.
The reason why we (imho) should keep the structure is that it makes
switching, adding and modifying the structure easier. Adding a third
entropy provider, changing the mixer. But otoh, removing the mux and
headers would save space and is not really hard to do. Mabye we should
bite the bullet.
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