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What is one-way hash? What hashing algorithm does Bloombase SOA support? |
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A one-way hash function is a transformation that intakes a variable length data and returns a fixed length string or numeric value. A hash function is said to be one-way if it is hard to invert, where "hard to invert" means that given a hash value, it is computationally infeasible to find the original data. Therefore, a one-way hash is commonly considered a secure digest of a message. Changes of an original message to as little as one single bit will yield a totally different hash value. Bloombase SOA supports the following international hashing algorithms
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