ALGORITHM / Keccak sponge

SHA3-256

The standardized Keccak sponge with a 1600-bit state. Benchmark targets specify precisely which reduced-round permutation and padding are tested.

THE COLLISION FRONTIER

How far can we push?

Source connected

211 qualified records

log₂(T × M′)

Rounds attacked →

AcceptedIn reviewPublished frontier– – Source reference cost Reading this chart

Source: Yukon / HashSmashFetched 2026-10-18 21:14 UTC5-minute cache · normalized cost, lower is better

Track / source identifier	Family	Lifecycle	Acceptance	Definition
sha3-256662f6ac5-51d4-404a-97be-1a9056442ed9	sha3-256	open	Source manual review · pareto	Target & rules
sha3-256-r6-exploratory48a58a66-a65c-42c2-a97d-f2d0195e2509	sha3-256	open	Source manual review · scalar	Target & rules
sha3-256-r5-exploratoryc05f9294-2c77-4240-9852-1cc7b9de2488	sha3-256	open	Source manual review · scalar	Target & rules

TIME–MEMORY ANALYZER

Inspect the benchmark’s normalized cost. Inputs below are your own calculation, not a submitted research result.

log₂(time)+log₂(memory bytes)=

124.000log₂(T × M′)

M′ = max(1, memory / 1 MiB). Memory penalty: 0.000 bits.

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