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> No. The problem is the commit message, That's true. Calling it "cryptographically secure" could easily send the wrong signals. It's meant for network traffic
by thomasahle 10y ago
> No. The problem is the commit message,
That's true.
Calling it "cryptographically secure" could easily send the wrong signals.
It's meant for network traffic authentication and hash-tables.
Using it in all places where you previously used SHA is not a good idea.
Hopefully the kernel developers will know when it's suitable.