One-way hash functions are a cryptographic construct used in many applications. They are used with public-key algorithms for both encryption and digital signatures.

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Some applications can actually get away without using traditional cryptography. These applications utilize other mechanisms, such as hashing algorithms, in order to provide some assurance about data.

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Other older and even less secure hash algorithms are still in use in many applications. Cryptographers were already concerned about vulnerabilities that had been exposed in those older algorithms.

Other older and even less secure hash algorithms are still in use in many applications. Cryptographers were already concerned about vulnerabilities that had been exposed in those older algorithms.

A hash is like one-way encryption -- you can compare two hashed values, but you shouldn't be able to derive the original data from the hash. That's why hashes are used in password-checking algorithms.