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> Hashing is also not secure hashing And to work with the analogy of the article: grinding a cow into a hamburger is hashing but not secure hashing, because if
by chrismorgan 5y ago
> Hashing is also not secure hashing
And to work with the analogy of the article: grinding a cow into a hamburger is hashing but not secure hashing, because if you have the right tools you can inspect the hamburger and determine some properties about the particular cow that it came from, like if it had mad cow disease. I dunno exactly what a securely hashed burger would be, but I don’t think it’d taste very good.
- wildzzz 5y agoYou'd turn the beef into totally unrecognizable meat paste that could come from any number of species. Pulverize the meat, wash it with solvents, and cook until there is nothing left of the original protein structures or flavor (i.e charcoal). Just unique enough in physical composition to say this lump of burnt paste is different from that lump of burnt paste but not enough information to say anything else about it or what it originally may have been.