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A hash tree (or Merkle tree) is a method of hierarchically hashing data. They allow efficient parallel hashing and updates and the possibility of verifying partial data.
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How are the lower levels calculated using upper levels in an optimized Merkel Hash Tree?
I was reading about the TIK protocol for thwarting wormhole attacks on adhoc networks.
It uses a Merkel Hash Tree to store keys. But since the number of keys can be large, the tree is optimized by onl …
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