MD5 has been cracked

Do not trust any checksum that was produced by MD5. I'm 4 news lol

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bumping

Lol was hoping this was going to page 10 and someone dug it up in a few

So what does that leave?
All the 256 are gone ... I dont even know any above that and if I did I wouldnt know how to acquire access.

Then again Im hardly selling nukes to terrorists (or.. am i!? Comebat me feds)

big sneed whats up? hows the shop going?

Cybersec and I don't give a fuck about the NDA. Intel will announce

1) This has been known for years, same with SHA1

2) It's already not used for anything where security matters. It's still fine for things like finding duplicate files because the chance of accidental collisions is astronomically low.

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This is different. Collisions can be calculated

Yes I know.

It's very expensive and requires massive amount of compute power and it has to be aimed at a specific target.

e.g. a state actor creating a file with a matching MD5 checksum, but it's actually malicious, and then tricking people into downloading it in some way, e.g. by intercepting network traffic at an ISP level and replacing the file

(They could always do that anyway and just hope people don't even check the checksum)

It's been known for years that MD5 and SHA1 aren't safe. They're both still fine for many tasks, just not where security actually matters.

SHA1 is what you should be worried about, MD5 has been dead for a long time