[PATCH] sha3sum: New applet, v2

[Lauri Kasanen]

> > # mips64
> > $ echo "Hello World" | ./busybox sha3sum
> > bb5596c9990b5e6f821d17150b3c79585180ed05f4570ba82a89816a5680c463d3ce23fa8daff68e0ada7c235e21f619d5fc0e122ee2e5fe959e004742d53ee4
> > # x86_64
> > $ echo "Hello World" | ./busybox sha3sum
> > 9ad2496364575076338331ca40a51a46d6a1d680c4e4d31bc3db6f4e46a5de376e0289692dbbb85fec8d9843f7c0a7efe200e86f2382c07d0674d20862db72d8
> >  -
> 
> Is there an independent, publicly available implementation of SHA-3 that
> would 
> tell us which one is correct?

I used the prints on Wikipedia to test - the SHA-3 page lists the sums
for an empty string, the lazy fox sentence, and the lazy fox sentence
with a dot added. All three match with this implementation (when run on
x86_64).

- Lauri

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