> I don't like the living-on-the-edge-attitude that Linus and others here promote regarding Sha1 in git. First, attacks only get faster over time. What costs millions today is likely to be achievable on commodity hardware in the coming years.
If it helps, the git devs recognized that SHA-1 would be replaced at some point and have been preparing to move away from it. It's just a lot of work on basically one volunteer. A non-SHA-1 prototype might show up in a year or two, hopefully.
If it helps, the git devs recognized that SHA-1 would be replaced at some point and have been preparing to move away from it. It's just a lot of work on basically one volunteer. A non-SHA-1 prototype might show up in a year or two, hopefully.