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You can truncate blake3 down to 128 bits output without massive problems to create a perfect drop-in for sha1, and it's still way, way faster.
by Vecr 4y ago
You can truncate blake3 down to 128 bits output without massive problems to create a perfect drop-in for sha1, and it's still way, way faster.
- vlovich123 4y agoThe problems would likely not be around the hash length but that the hashes need to be recomputed for a very large amount of data AND that they change from what they were previously (ie clients would have to know to look for a different hash)