Adiantum aims to give smartphones and tablets access to strong encryption standards without specialized hardware. Written by Charlie Osborne, Contributing Writer Feb. 7, 2019, 9:01 a.m. PT Google ...

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Adiantum allows us to use the ChaCha stream cipher in a length-preserving mode, by adapting ideas from AES-based proposals for length-preserving encryption such as HCTR and HCH.

Adiantum is a new encryption algorithm for low-end smartphones, smartwatches, and other Android Pie devices that are too slow to use the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) standard for storage encrypt ...

On an ARM Cortex-A7 processor, Adiantum decrypts 4096-byte messages at 10.6 cycles per byte, over five times faster than AES-256-XTS, with a constant-time implementation.

Adiantum is named after the genus of the maidenhair fern. February 5 was Safer Internet Day and Google decided to make privacy and security a week long affair with the announcement of new tools ...

Google's benchmark shows that Adiantum is nearly five times faster than AES on a Cortex-A7 processor. Working with 4096-byte sectors, it takes approximately 10.6 clock cycles per byte to encrypt ...

This research focuses on the ecology and evolution of the Adiantum pedatum complex, a clade of three maidenhair ferns, in the Green Mountains of Vermont. This clade is an interesting study system ...

This research focuses on the ecology and evolution of the Adiantum pedatum complex, a clade of three maidenhair ferns, in the Green Mountains of Vermont. This clade is an interesting study system ...