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Looking for cryptographic secure hash algorithm(s) that produces identical root hash for differently sliced hash list @Marsh Good point, and I have to see how effective it will be in real life. In my application I think there is some hope: The system is providing a secure space for collaboration. The keys are being managed centrally (but independently of the storage). So, within a collaborating group it is possible to give one user a reference to data and keys of another user. |
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Looking for cryptographic secure hash algorithm(s) that produces identical root hash for differently sliced hash list Thanks for the very detailed answer. I'll have to do some thinking if I can apply it to my use case. I'll add the use case to the questions as well to make it more specific. |
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