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Microsoft officials went on to recommend that customers stop using SHA1 now and begin using certificates based on SHA2, which is much more resistant to co
by rakoo 13y ago
Microsoft officials went on to recommend that customers
stop using SHA1 now and begin using certificates based on
SHA2, which is much more resistant to collision attacks.
If SHA1 is broken at the algorithm level, one must _not_ use SHA2, which is the just a bigger SHA1.
- beagle3 13y ago"Just bigger" can buy 10-20 more years. The details do matter.