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Currently, it is not possible to write a hash function generic security protocols. To understand that, consider data and hash value. Let's say we want to test that the hash value corresponds to the data:
ishash(data,hash)
The problem is that one can not make that generic.
A resolution for such a problem is to give type information for the hashes. Thus one could write a generic function:
I started to implement an interface in my Signatures.jl package (lines 40 to 63), but that does not have a place there. @staticfloat could that be implemented in Nettle.jl?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently, it is not possible to write a hash function generic security protocols. To understand that, consider data and hash value. Let's say we want to test that the hash value corresponds to the data:
The problem is that one can not make that generic.
A resolution for such a problem is to give type information for the hashes. Thus one could write a generic function:
I started to implement an interface in my Signatures.jl package (lines 40 to 63), but that does not have a place there. @staticfloat could that be implemented in Nettle.jl?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: