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A hash algorithm is a function which takes a variable size input and produces a fixed size output. The algorithm tries to make it difficult to predict the output for a given input, find two inputs with the same output, or reconstruct the input from the output.
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Irreversible hashing without collision
We are looking to allow users to log on with a smart card. The smart card reader can read the smart card ID and send it to us.
We are, however, not allowed to store the smart card ID. Not in plaintex …
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Is my developer's home-brew password security right or wrong, and why?
Advantages of a public protocol:
Probably written by smarter people than you
Tested by a lot more people (probably some of them smarter than you)
Reviewed by a lot more people (probably some of them …
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