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And in the latter case, most human programmers will be unemployed, and thus unconcerned with hash collisions.
by charles-salvia 10y ago
And in the latter case, most human programmers will be unemployed, and thus unconcerned with hash collisions.
- nojvek 10y agoIf you were generating hashes on the gpu for collisions, according to https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-4314.html https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-4314.html A single titanX does 2^9 hashes per second. Suppose you had a 10,000 Gpus (expensive but not impossible) you can do 2e13 hashes per second. In 100 years there are ~3e9 seconds, so 6e22 hashes. Still magnitudes below 90. Sha1 isn't still crackable by brute force in a meaningful time.