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Tiger (hash)

Tiger je hašovací funkce, kterou v roce 1995 navrhli Ross Anderson a Eli Biham. Tato funkce produkuje kontrolní součet, neboli hash o délce 192 bitů, popř. 128 či 160 u verzí Tiger/128 a Tiger/160 (u těchto verzí se hash získává zkrácením z původní délky 192 bitů). Používá se pro kontrolu integrity souborů nebo ukládání hesel.

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Tiger (hash)

Nodes21
Edges20
Triples0
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
Components1

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tiger funkce hash používá bitů 192 původní tiger2 md5 produkuje kontrolní součet jako 1995 integrity souborů sha-1 tth např hašovací

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