Progress in Standardizing Cryptography Extensions for RISC-V Processors


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This panel will discuss the state of standardized cryptographic instruction set extensions for RISC-V processors. Lightweight instructions for scalar CPUs, high-performance instructions for vector CPUs, an entropy source interface, and “constant time” guarantees have been ratified. On-going work is in post-quantum cryptography and facilitating improved resistance to implementation attacks.

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Participants
Richard Newell

Moderator

Associate Technical Fellow, Microchip Technology Inc.

Nicolas Brunie

Panelist

Principal Design Engineer, SiFive

Andrew Dellow

Panelist

Security Architect & Strategist, Consultant

Graeme Hickey

Panelist

VP of Engineering, PQShield


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