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PHP’s Hash algorithm is relatively commonly used. The current MD5 is sometimes not safe, so other algorithms in Hash_algos() have to be used. A performance comparison is made below.
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define('testtime', 50000); $algos = hash_algos(); foreach($algos as $algo) { $st = microtime(); for($i = 0; $i < testtime; $i++) { hash($algo, microtime().$i); } $et = microtime(); list($ss, $si) = explode(' ', $st); list($es, $ei) = explode(' ', $et); $time[$algo] = $ei + $es - $si - $ss; } asort($time, SORT_NUMERIC); echo ""; print_r($time); Array ( [crc32b] => 0.14577506593323 [crc32] => 0.14600901216125 [adler32] => 0.14769597711182 [md4] => 0.1584680151825 [md5] => 0.15956400747681 [salsa20] => 0.16176804933166 [salsa10] => 0.16325911569214 [tiger128,3] => 0.16543607070923 [sha1] => 0.16547892630005 [tiger160,3] => 0.16672711079407 [tiger192,3] => 0.16793211837769 [tiger128,4] => 0.16802901655579 [sha224] => 0.16959108877563 [tiger160,4] => 0.1713979150238 [tiger192,4] => 0.1717759589386 [sha256] => 0.17396298696899 [ripemd256] => 0.17431005943298 [ripemd128] => 0.17437094918823 [ripemd320] => 0.17870710316467 [haval160,3] => 0.18147005220032 [haval256,3] => 0.18150104528809 [haval224,3] => 0.18176211320496 [sha512] => 0.18234492471313 [haval192,3] => 0.18296506645203 [ripemd160] => 0.18318411643982 [haval128,3] => 0.18408892243958 [sha384] => 0.18502903718567 [haval128,4] => 0.18848111178589 [haval256,4] => 0.18875202952576 [haval160,4] => 0.1895639828186 [haval224,4] => 0.19041207319641 [haval192,4] => 0.19101205462646 [whirlpool] => 0.19728892146301 [haval256,5] => 0.19996902294922 [haval160,5] => 0.20026498704529 [haval192,5] => 0.20072503967285 [haval128,5] => 0.20132308227539 [haval224,5] => 0.2025869493103 [gost] => 0.24892493852234 [snefru256] => 0.28652299385071 [snefru] => 0.29043891609192 [md2] => 0.6300178873291 )
1. The encryption algorithm is MCRYPT_RIJNDAEL_128. As for whether it is the AES you mentioned, it is hard to say. I personally think it shouldn't be. After all, the two don't look much alike.
2. There is no flaw in the code, but all encryption may be broken. The exhaustive method is just a time-consuming problem.
3. IV is used to initialize the algorithm. It also needs to be kept confidential.
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There are RSA algorithm, MD5 algorithm, and Wenig algorithm
These algorithms are very easy to find. There is an article about RSA in my space
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These codes are inherently difficult to understand and involve a lot of mathematics
It is said that it took more than ten years for anyone to understand the source code of IBM's DES encryption.