Camellia support - #936
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The the implementation in python-camellia is also NTT's code, found here: https://info.isl.ntt.co.jp/crypt/eng/camellia/source/engine.html |
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Added support for Camellia cipher as part of an effort to implement RFC-6803 compatible Kerberos clients (with Camellia-CTS-CMAC).
This is a crude version that uses the reference source code supplied by NTT, and has been backed by the test vectors also provided by NTT (feel free to cherry pick a few), and has no optimisations or particular regard for safety against cryptanalysis. The implementation that comes with python-camellia could have been used instead, or any other option that uses SIMD or AES-NI.