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In [[cryptography]] a '''hash''' or '''message digest''' is a fixed-size digest which can be calculated from an input text of any size up to some large limit. | In [[cryptography]] a '''hash''' or '''message digest''' is a fixed-size digest which can be calculated from an input text of any size up to some large limit. | ||
== MD4 and descendants== | |||
=== MD5 === | |||
=== SHA === | |||
=== SHA-2 === | |||
== Other 20th century hashes == | |||
=== Tiger === | |||
=== Whirlpool === | |||
== The Advanced Hash Standard == | |||
[http://131002.net/sha3lounge/ SHA-3 Lounge] | |||
=== Skein === | |||
From [[Bruce Schneier]] and others: [http://www.schneier.com/skein.html] | |||
=== MD6 === | |||
From a team led by [[Ron Rivest]]. |
Revision as of 05:26, 1 November 2008
In cryptography a hash or message digest is a fixed-size digest which can be calculated from an input text of any size up to some large limit.
MD4 and descendants
MD5
SHA
SHA-2
Other 20th century hashes
Tiger
Whirlpool
The Advanced Hash Standard
Skein
From Bruce Schneier and others: [1]
MD6
From a team led by Ron Rivest.