after all of the headaches in the late 90s/early 2000s with truncating password hash functions, i'm just a little surprised that this sort of thing would still

after all of the headaches in the late 90s/early 2000s with truncating password hash functions, i'm just a little surprised that this sort of thing would still be an issue. i understand performance concerns and design trade offs, but i would expect a secure hashing function in 2024 to do proper message scheduling and compression or return errors when truncations are happening. i suppose 90s culture is hip again these days, so maybe this does make sense?