The aim of this thesis is to evaluate the applicability of the recently developed biclique [KRS11] to the preimage attack performed by Sasaki and Aoki [SA09].
This led to a slightly improved time complexity of 2^{121.3} compression function evaluations and a greatly improved memory complexity of 2^{20.7} 32-bit memory words. Thanks to this reasonable memory requirement, an attack faster than brute force can be actually implemented, though its execution time would still be infeasibleope
