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Ryan Sleevi
@SwiftOnSecurity It's like deja-vu all over again!
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=966350 …
SHA1 refuses to die as Mozilla jumps on bandwagon allowing their continued issuance https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2016/02/24/payment-processors-still-using-weak-crypto/ …
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@SwiftOnSecurity troubled re#Mozilla's ambiguity about the time sha1 timeframe. What exactly is "for a while longer"? Weeks? Months? Years? - View other replies
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@SwiftOnSecurity we need to abandon this binary secure/insecure mindset and realize there are many shades. -
@SwiftOnSecurity if you ignore it long enough, the weak hashing algorithms will just... go away
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@SwiftOnSecurity If SHA1 ran for president it would have a better chance than most of the candidates -
@SwiftOnSecurity mmmm hash.... -
@SwiftOnSecurity I would have just rejected the SHA-1 request. "Sucks to be you!" Force payment processors to actually secure their shit. -
@SwiftOnSecurity If Mozilla pulled Symantec's root certs over this, probably a bunch of Firefox users migrate to some other browser. -
@SwiftOnSecurity I see this less as 'Mozilla jumps on the bandwagon' and more as 'Mozilla loses a facedown with CAs'. -
@SwiftOnSecurity main thing keeping SHA-1 alive for me is it's use in Git. -
@SwiftOnSecurity whyyyyyyyyyyyy???? -
@SwiftOnSecurity the SHA-1 hash for “#Facepalm” is#87cba44a452b131108828f4a7053bda6187ab7e1 Enjoy!
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