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I think the claim is interesting, and I certainly wouldn't reject it. But just relaying someone else's claim, without any substantiating argument, I find quite uninteresting.


Jean Philippe Aumasson[1] is an important currently active cryptographer who studied this particular problem closely. If he says he does not expect an algorithmic break of SHA2, I believe him that I don't need to plan to switch from SHA2 to SHA3 in an hurry.

I don't have the math to understand a more detailed explanation for his reasons to make such a statement. If you do have the math, ask him.

1 - https://131002.net/index.html




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