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That page hasn't aged all that well. The prediction that applications would need to switch to a new hash function "every few years" hasn't panned out. The feare
by magila 4y ago
That page hasn't aged all that well. The prediction that applications would need to switch to a new hash function "every few years" hasn't panned out. The feared improved attacks on SHA-2 have failed to materialize. Applications that chose SHA-2 20 years ago are still quite secure today.
It seems we just weren't very good at designing hash functions in the 90s.
- ComplexSystems 4y agoGood news for Bitcoin, as long as SHA-256 remains secure forever.