Paul Wouters <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > Also, it is believed that if SHA-1 is compromised, the attack would work > similarly to SHA-256 et al. Current SHA-1 attacks reduce "only" the numbers of steps to find a collision (e.g. 2^60 instead of 2^80). Similar attacks for SHA-256/512 will probably require 2^90 / 2^180 steps which should be enough for the next ten years... Enrico
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