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by tptacek
4299 days ago
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You can't look at SHA-1, SHA-2, and SHA-3 as successive "versions" of hash functions. They're distinct things. SHA-3 isn't so much "better" than SHA-2 as it is "different". It has some practical improvements, but those improvements aren't relevant to the certificate use case. So far as we know, there is no timeline for the deprecation of SHA-2. In fact, most people are better off right now using SHA-2 than SHA-3. |
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