Reversing an integer hash function
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Reversing an integer hash function
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#2But only 3 so far.
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#7Is there a category of hash functions that hash a 64/32 bit input to exactly 64/32 bits output, such that all inputs are uniquely preserved? This could be an interesting property for a hash table of integers, because a hash match implies a key match.
However, if you can use a permutation as a hash function, you might be fine with just using the identity function.
Re: Reversing an integer hash function
#8Is there a category of hash functions that hash a 64/32 bit input to exactly 64/32 bits output, such that all inputs are uniquely preserved? This could be an interesting property for a hash table of integers, because a hash match implies a key match.
Re: Reversing an integer hash function
#9I'm collecting such inverters at https://github.com/rurban/smhasher/tree/inverse/inverse But only 3 so far.
https://cryptopals.com/sets/3/challenges/23
https://github.com/elsamuko/cryptopals/blob/610ab19bf6823a34...
Re: Reversing an integer hash function
#10I'm collecting such inverters at https://github.com/rurban/smhasher/tree/inverse/inverse But only 3 so far.