Possibly universal because I don't know if every (or even a usefully high ratio) of random, high-entropy lookup tables will also give a hash that passes SMHasher.
So far, the 4 such tables tested all produce hashes that pass SMHasher.
I think it's cool to be able to parameterize a hash function over a 10x64 "s-box." (strictly, it's more of a lookup table since no bit of state is fully substituted with the s-box, only modified).
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I think it's cool to be able to parameterize a hash function over a 10x64 "s-box." (strictly, it's more of a lookup table since no bit of state is fully substituted with the s-box, only modified).