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by EthanHeilman
4291 days ago
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They should definitely not being using MD5 for anything. Even if the people in this thread saying that finding MD5 collisions is hard were correct, and they aren't, why take the risk? The performance benefits aren't large for MD5 over competing hash functions that don't have know systemic weaknesses and MD5 attacks will only get better. Use SHA256, SHA-3 or MD6 (I like MD6, others may disagree. Disclaimer I worked on proving the differential resistance of MD6). |
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