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Litecoin uses scrypt and mutliple rounds of sha-256 for the proof of work. Are you referring to cryptographic signatures in general?
by carlsborg 9y ago
Litecoin uses scrypt and mutliple rounds of sha-256 for the proof of work. Are you referring to cryptographic signatures in general?
- justifier 9y agothe hash functions are robust, though collisions are a concern But my greater concern is in regard to nonce detection
- tyrust 9y ago>collisions are a concern Could you elaborate? Probability of collisions should be very low.
- zeroxfe 9y ago> the hash functions are robust, though collisions are a concern you are more likely to be eaten alive by ants, than witness a sha-256 collision with today's hardware > But my greater concern is in regard to nonce detection what does this mean? nonces here are used to prevent duplicate transactions.
- justifier 9y agoBut probabilities are subjective, if you build your home on a anthill your scenario's probability increases Nonces are used to find hashes that satisfy a specific 'target' requirement