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Loading page content...The direct predecessor to MD5 (1990) — fully broken today. Simpler than MD5: only 3 rounds (vs MD5's 4) and no additive per-step constants, illustrating exactly what MD5 was designed to fix.
Imported traces are validated and replayed locally. They never run a cipher operation automatically.
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Russian national hash function (GOST R 34.11-2012, RFC 6986). 512-bit internal state processed through 12 rounds of a Kuznyechik-family SPN in a Miyaguchi-Preneel-like compression function, with a unique checksum-based finalization step.
Secure Hash Algorithm 2. Produces a unique 256-bit hash output representing the input message.
NIST SP 800-232 LWC standard. SPARKLE-384 permutation sponge, 128-bit rate, 256-bit output. Alzette ARX-box.
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