The Pure Crypto Project's Hash Function
Rich Salz
rsalz at datapower.com
Sat May 3 20:13:43 EDT 2003
> Because it is "cheap" and not because the users understand what they are
> doing. There may be other reasons, but none of them is "clarity" or
> "conciousness of what's going on".
So you expect end users to understand modular exponentiation?
You expect them to understand a brand-new hashing mechanism built on
modexp? You expect them to be able to evaluate this brand-new
mechanism against an industry standard which has had years of study
(albeit perhaps not by Dobbertin :)?
Users are not capabable of evaluating cryptography.
You sir, do not seem to have enough of a world view to be inventing it.
> neccessary to regain control over what you do when you use
> crypto PCP is a very, very good approach!
>
> So please elaborate on your concept of "good" and "bad".
Very simple: known to be cryptographically secure. SHA-1 is good. Your
invention is bad. End of discussion (from me).
/r$
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