What is a Cryptographic Hashing Function? (Example + Purpose)

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It doesn't need to be quick to compute. Plenty of hashing functions are slow on purpose, such as those used to protect passwords, like bcrypt. The speed is pretty incidental to btc (within reason, of course).

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Please make a video about Hashgraph techonology

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[@maiqbal901]

Hashing using sha256 gives out just the finger print of the data, but cannot be converted back to data as Hashing is not reversible. So the 256bits does carrry signature to verify the contents of 2 datasets if they are similar.

[@ChidiClinton]

I agree. Hashing should be one-way only, not revealing nor containing anything of the input

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I want to know exactly how it computes. How long would it take currently technology to crack 256?

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Sorry, but I don't understand why the computers need to find the output with certain amount of zeros? Can anybody help me with that?

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Its just what the developer thought would be a difficult, fair puzzle

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@@WhiteboardCrypto Oh, Thank you, Theodore! So then when the computer will find through check and guessing a hash, the Bitcoin would be mined?

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May I ask how "put in a lot of work" ensures that "they did not manipulate the translations". (Near the end of the video)

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You made a mistake. -add 0’s until data is a multiple of 512 minus 64, then you are appending 64 that the whole data will be multiple of 512

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I think timestamping makes hashing very secure

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Ok so if I get this wrong please reply with the right answer so there isn’t any other input that has the same out put as another one so like there isn’t two different inputs that lead to the same output they have to both be the same input to be the same output.and until this day we haven’t found a collision like that

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You can slow the video down and rewind it 👍🏾

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What a shocking and egregious misuse of power. Jesus christ.

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Brilliant. Here's my own version of an encoding which will take you back to this video. Just remove the wrong character. PlFXXK5DVMJSS4Y3PNUXXOYLUMNUD65R5M5KGMTTUN5YDS5T2JU