HCA-3C 64 bytes 100,000 pairs
Published: 4 August 2026| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/kkjmnms3st.1
Contributor:
Carlos Alfonso HenselerDescription
Dataset containing 100,000 file pairs (200,000 files) of 64 bytes each to test the functionality of the HCA-3C. Additionally, a .png file and a .csv file containing the generated hashes are created. The generated graph (HCA_Avalancha_64B.png) will show two things: 1. Histogram vs. Theoretical Binomial Distribution: Visually, it shows that, despite only inputting 64 bytes, the 1024 cycles of the HCA-3C cause the 512 output bits to behave as if each bit were tossed by an unbiased coin (normal distribution approximation B with n=512 and p=0.5). 2. Strict Avalanche Criterion (SAC): The right panel shows that no output bit remains "FIXED" (all oscillate statistically around the red 50% line).
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Cryptography, Cellular Automaton