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Re: colliding md5 hashes of human-meaningful documents: msg#00004version-control.revctrl
> > The same technique should work to generate two documents with > > identical SHA1 hashes. ... > Assuming you had a way to get get a SHA1 collision (which isn't > possible... yet). That's a good point. But it *is* possible, if you use the Wang, Yin, Yu approach and do 2^69 hash operations. :-) Not that I understand how their technique works. Regards, Zooko
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