The Pure Crypto Project's Hash Function
Rich Salz
rsalz at datapower.com
Sat May 3 11:32:35 EDT 2003
> > Isn't it better to have clean implementations of known algorithms that
> > have been widely understood and studied by the cryptographic community?
>
> That's why RSA is used in the project.
But you "invented" a new hashing mechanism. Why do you think the industry
has settled on RSA/SHA1 as a standard?
I also forgot to ask if we haven't learned enough from PGP: interop is
important. What's your compelling reason to throw that away?
I think this is a real bad approach.
/r$
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