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by mileza
1821 days ago
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I think the same thing about SHA-1. It is possible to generate a collision with it, but it is costly, inefficient and practical. If you design software, then yes you should put mechanisms in place to replace older and less secure ciphers with new ones, and prefer and limit the ones you chose for some who are considered safe at the moment. But I don't think we should put red flags all over a cipher or a hashing functions because someone with unlimited resources and money managed to fool it once. |
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