2021Unpublished venueOpen access

HASH Algorithm of Weighted Probability Model

Jielin Wang

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In this paper, a brand-new hash algorithm is provided. The length of the hash value can be customized. It is theoretically proved that the hash collision limit can be reached. The algorithm can be applied flexibly, and it can be applied to digital signatures, document verification and other fields in the future.

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In this paper, a brand-new hash algorithm is provided. The length of the hash value can be customized. It is theoretically proved that the hash collision limit can be reached. The algorithm can be applied flexibly, and it can be applied to digital signatures, document verification and other fields in the future.

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In this paper, a brand-new hash algorithm is provided. The length of the hash value can be customized. It is theoretically proved that the hash collision limit can be reached. The algorithm can be applied flexibly, and it can be applied to digital signatures, document verification and other fields in the future.

Key concepts: Hash function, Computer science, Algorithm, Limit (mathematics), SHA-2, Secure Hash Algorithm, Double hashing, Digital signature

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