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by antoinealb 2y ago
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The initials spell out "OBSD", as a nod to the hash being first designed for OpenBSD, and they needed a 24 char / 192 bits value.
- petesergeant 2y agoI read that too, but given the leeway that gives the chooser of the value, it doesn’t seem like an example of the topic
- captn3m0 2y ago(I answered the stackexchange question). I agree, it is definitely picked with that intent, but it’s harder to prove. 14 character strings that abbreviate to OBSD/English is a much larger set than the traditional picks.