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Scalable High-Throughput FPGA Architecture for SMAC Message Authentication Code
SMAC is a recently proposed by Wang et al. stand-alone Message Authentication Code (MAC) constructed from repeated applications of the AES round function and featuring an aggregation mode, SMAC-1×n, for scalable parallel processing. Although originally designed for high-throughput CPU implementation
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