[Enigmail] about creating a secure encryption
John Clizbe
John at Mozilla-Enigmail.org
Tue Jul 1 15:22:22 PDT 2008
Robert J. Hansen wrote:
>
> (Hmm. Why am I using SHA256, instead of SHA224? Probably because (a)
> it doesn't matter very much and (b) I had a braino and I'm too lazy to
> fix it right now.)
C) because the computational workload is the same in either case, ie the SHA-256
algorithm is used for both - SHA-224 uses an different initial value and is
truncated.
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