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Why aren't we using SHA-3?

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Why aren't we using SHA-3?

The Secure Hash Algorithm version 3 fixes flaws in the now-standard SHA-2 cipher. Here's how to prepare for a migration to SHA-3 when SHA-2 is inevitably compromised. Read More

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