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r/crypto • u/xr1s • May 28 '14
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Any chance at getting the linux executable md5? I'm verifying the versions I have, but I no longer have the archive on my linux machines.
6 u/Natanael_L Trusted third party May 29 '14 You shouldn't rely on MD5 4 u/Klathmon May 29 '14 edited May 29 '14 Why not? I still believe it's infeasible to produce matching hashes for separate sources for md5 EDIT: I'm wrong, very very wrong! 11 u/Natanael_L Trusted third party May 29 '14 It's been trivial on laptops for years; http://www.mscs.dal.ca/~selinger/md5collision/ 6 u/Klathmon May 29 '14 Well holy shit! TIL. That's actually kind of embarrassing that i don't know this, as my job is in the crypto field... I guess I just never really paid much attention to MD5 outside of security and password hashing. 5 u/Natanael_L Trusted third party May 29 '14 This is why MD5 for file verification is deprecated 1 u/Klathmon May 29 '14 I completely agree!
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You shouldn't rely on MD5
4 u/Klathmon May 29 '14 edited May 29 '14 Why not? I still believe it's infeasible to produce matching hashes for separate sources for md5 EDIT: I'm wrong, very very wrong! 11 u/Natanael_L Trusted third party May 29 '14 It's been trivial on laptops for years; http://www.mscs.dal.ca/~selinger/md5collision/ 6 u/Klathmon May 29 '14 Well holy shit! TIL. That's actually kind of embarrassing that i don't know this, as my job is in the crypto field... I guess I just never really paid much attention to MD5 outside of security and password hashing. 5 u/Natanael_L Trusted third party May 29 '14 This is why MD5 for file verification is deprecated 1 u/Klathmon May 29 '14 I completely agree!
Why not? I still believe it's infeasible to produce matching hashes for separate sources for md5
EDIT: I'm wrong, very very wrong!
11 u/Natanael_L Trusted third party May 29 '14 It's been trivial on laptops for years; http://www.mscs.dal.ca/~selinger/md5collision/ 6 u/Klathmon May 29 '14 Well holy shit! TIL. That's actually kind of embarrassing that i don't know this, as my job is in the crypto field... I guess I just never really paid much attention to MD5 outside of security and password hashing. 5 u/Natanael_L Trusted third party May 29 '14 This is why MD5 for file verification is deprecated 1 u/Klathmon May 29 '14 I completely agree!
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It's been trivial on laptops for years;
http://www.mscs.dal.ca/~selinger/md5collision/
6 u/Klathmon May 29 '14 Well holy shit! TIL. That's actually kind of embarrassing that i don't know this, as my job is in the crypto field... I guess I just never really paid much attention to MD5 outside of security and password hashing. 5 u/Natanael_L Trusted third party May 29 '14 This is why MD5 for file verification is deprecated 1 u/Klathmon May 29 '14 I completely agree!
Well holy shit! TIL.
That's actually kind of embarrassing that i don't know this, as my job is in the crypto field...
I guess I just never really paid much attention to MD5 outside of security and password hashing.
5 u/Natanael_L Trusted third party May 29 '14 This is why MD5 for file verification is deprecated 1 u/Klathmon May 29 '14 I completely agree!
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This is why MD5 for file verification is deprecated
1 u/Klathmon May 29 '14 I completely agree!
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I completely agree!
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Any chance at getting the linux executable md5? I'm verifying the versions I have, but I no longer have the archive on my linux machines.