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0 pointsDylan1680712y ago0 comments

Unless it's SHA3, but thankfully that wasn't designed by them.

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jared31412y ago· 2 in thread

SHA3 (Keccak) is also a cryptographic hash function, and should not be used for encryption.

Why not? It's designed for indefinite output.

maaku12y ago

Are you trolling?

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