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Hashing / Artificial intelligence / Information retrieval / Hash function / Hash table / MD5 / Collision / Provably secure cryptographic hash function / Elliptic curve only hash / Cryptographic hash functions / Cryptography / Search algorithms
Date: 2012-12-31 14:07:22
Hashing
Artificial intelligence
Information retrieval
Hash function
Hash table
MD5
Collision
Provably secure cryptographic hash function
Elliptic curve only hash
Cryptographic hash functions
Cryptography
Search algorithms

Time-memory Trade-offs for Near-collisions Gaëtan Leurent UCL Crypto Group Abstract. In this work we consider generic algorithms to find near-collisions for a hash

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