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MD5 (Message Digest 5) A popular one-way hash function developed by Ronald Rivest (the "R" in RSA) which is used to create a message digest for digital signatures. MD5 is faster than SHA-1, but is considered less secure. MD5 is similar to the previous MD4 method as both were designed for 32-bit computers, but MD5 adds more security since MD4 has been broken. The earlier MD2 function was designed for 8-bit computers. See one-way hash function.
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No references found | One of the flaws could be exploited by placing an MD5 hash function at the end of every comment. VeriSign, an SSL certification authority (CA), has announced it is switching from the vulnerable MD5 hash function to SHA-1 after the insecurity of MD5 came to light last week with a practical proof-of-concept attack. The extracted data is verified using industry standard MD5 hash algorithm to insure data integrity for the courtroom. |
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