NIST selects the OMAC as new block cipher mode
tom st denis
tomstdenis at yahoo.com
Mon Jun 9 17:42:54 EDT 2003
I'm thinking of adding OMAC to LibTomCrypt however I have a question
not resolved in the paper [or at least I didn't see it]. What is the
standard for computing u^-1 [L * x^-1 specifically] for arbitrary block
sizes?
I would have simply used a shift code .e.g.
L2 = L1 xor (L1 << 1)
Or something like that since it can be computed for any size block
cipher relatively easily.
Tom
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