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SHA is certainly "mission driven" and they do great work, but like you said funding low income housing is complex.
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SHA is the Secure Hash Algorithm, which some consider more secure than MD5.
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SHA is the Secure Hash Algorithm, which is considered to be more secure than MD5.
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NIST is doing the same thing for what it's calling SHA-3 (not, for some unexplained reason, the Advanced Hash Standard or AHS).
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She has a point: let's just say she and two colleagues shocked the cryptography world last year when they exposed a weakness in a key U.S. government encryption code called SHA-1, thought to be virtually unbreakable.
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The SHA is the headquarters for NHS trusts in the region, offering support and helping develop services, while ensuring each trust is managing its budget correctly.
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The University of Washington researchers now use a modern hash algorithm called SHA-2, but they have designed the system so that it can be easily replaced with a more advanced algorithm.
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"The SHA is a completely pointless, extra layer of bureaucracy where some people clearly get extraordinarily high salaries," he said.
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Now they are running an Advanced hash standard, also known as SHA-3, also supporting 224, 256, 384 & 512-bit sizes.
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It is impossible to produce original text from hashing algorithmswhich losses information such as SHA-1.
alexz commented on the word SHA
Computer Encryption: Secure Hash Algorithm
November 14, 2013