On Fri, Jul 05, 2024 at 07:30:50AM +0800, Sean Whitton wrote:
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> I hereby withdraw this General Resolution, given:
Hi,
The 24 hour period has passed, so I now consider this withdrawn.
Kurt
Adam Majer writes:
> On the other hand, if you are going to put any sort of trust into the
> system, it's impossible to trust SHA1. It's being phased out in all
> forms[1]. Currently, it takes about $50k to get a collision AFAIK.
Is that a collision against generic SHA1, or a collision against S
Hi,
I admittedly did not go so far as to track down test objects with the same
SHA-1 hash and construct an experiment. But I couldn't see any way where
git fsck could *not* detect this problem unless I'm wrong that it
recalculates all the hashes, and I'm fairly sure I'm not wrong about that.
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