The FBS family of these constructs have their namesake property guaranteed via the well-known syndrome problem for linear codes.
The FBS family of these constructs have their namesake property guaranteed via the well-known syndrome problem for linear codes. One of these constructs is a modi送cation of the RadioGatun ("radio"-gah-toon) one and was made with a so-called "sponge" by Guido Bertoni and Gilles van Assche (zheel van ahsh); that one of these entities named Keccak was designed for a competition held by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. The version control system Git (giht) uses one of these constructs to generate practically unique identi送ers for revisions. In Linux, the input to these constructs may be put inside a shadow 送le. These constructs are generally produced from one-way compression functions by the Merkle-Damgard construction. SÂ·HÂ·A-1 and MÂ·DÂ·5 are examples of these constructs, which are generally used to secure passwords before they are stored in a database. For 10 points, name these constructs which map inputs to a number in constant time, whose values are o ten stored in namesake "tables."
The FBS family of these constructs have their namesake property guaranteed via the well-known syndrome problem for linear codes.
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