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by rurban
631 days ago
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There is only SHA-1 with a fixed starting state! Once you change the IV the hash becomes entirely insecure and can be broken in seconds. You just need to overwrite the first IV word with 0, and it's broken. It's a very weak and fragile hash function. They demonstrated it with internal constants K1-K4, but the IV is external, and may be abused as random seed. |
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