3 ms·
Yes, way faster. It would be great if it weren't for those pesky collisions.
by WhitneyLand 12y ago
Yes, way faster. It would be great if it weren't for those pesky collisions.
- MagicWishMonkey 12y agoCollisions aren't a concern unless you're hashing trillions of records. It's not really a concern for the vast majority of software projects.
- vertex-four 12y agoCollisions are a concern if an attacker has any input into what you're hashing, and can therefore induce collisions. MD5 is broken in that there are real-world attacks by which an attacker can do so.