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I’ve noticed that we’re still using the SHA-1 hashing algorithm in parts of our system. There’s a growing concern in the security community about SHA-1’s vulnerability to collision attacks. This means that two different pieces of data could potentially produce the same hash, which could be exploited.
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Action Needed:
We should consider moving away from SHA-1 to a more secure hashing algorithm like SHA-256. It would be good to review where SHA-1 is used and start planning an upgrade.
Thanks, CryptoCheck.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi Team,
I’ve noticed that we’re still using the SHA-1 hashing algorithm in parts of our system. There’s a growing concern in the security community about SHA-1’s vulnerability to collision attacks. This means that two different pieces of data could potentially produce the same hash, which could be exploited.
code:
Action Needed:
We should consider moving away from SHA-1 to a more secure hashing algorithm like SHA-256. It would be good to review where SHA-1 is used and start planning an upgrade.
Thanks, CryptoCheck.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: