So many people are getting the SHA1 story wrong. With the collision that Google released, *anyone* can create colliding PDFs for *free*.
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Replying to @marcan42
You can take the two sets of 320 bytes that were published, append *anything* to both sets, and they will still have the same hash.
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Replying to @marcan42 @CyberShambles
I now feel a need to look into sha-1...320bytes...hmm research time
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Replying to @Foxsan48 @CyberShambles
SHA1 just processes the input in blocks. Once the state is the same, same input will change it in the same way.
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The actually collision blocks are 2x64 bytes, rest is the PDF header.
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