CryptoJS.SHA3 does not pass any Keccak test vectors, it is completely broken about crypto-js

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I found out the issue. You have to run every 8th test in the test file. This is 
because only every 8th test has the input in full bytes. Only full bytes for 
input appear to be supported. That's ok though. After running quite a few of 
these tests CryptoJS produces the correct hashes for Keccak v3. Great stuff.

In future, perhaps we could put these test vectors into a file and have a unit 
test suite for CryptoJS.

Also if you decide to implement the actual (crippled) SHA3 standard by NIST at 
some stage, perhaps you can leave this code as it is and leave it accessible 
via CryptoJS.Keccak() then implement the finalized SHA3 standard as 
CryptoJS.SHA3(). I know there are more than a few people that don't want to use 
NIST's finalized version with faster performance but weaker security. We would 
rather just use regular Keccak as was at the end of the competition. Let's keep 
it how it is. 

Original comment by [email protected] on 30 Apr 2014 at 4:07

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Original comment by Jeff.Mott.OR on 15 Jun 2014 at 11:14

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