#38 SHA ( Secure Hash Algorithm )Algorithm with example |CNS|

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[@014-neerajajadhav3]

As there are 5 variables we need to perform 5 round in the last step?

[@MANIDEEPACHARIKANDUKURI]

Is It Similar To SHA-512

[@basavamgarimanohar5370]

From the SHA we will be having SHA-1, SHA-128, SHA-256, SHA-513, should we need to write these things in exam ?

[@preethis1067]

In the previous video MD 5 u said that there are 4 variables so 4 rounds, here there are 5 variables so it shd be 5 rounds ryt? but you have mentioned 4 fours ?? plz clarify my doubts?..and also it would have been better if u explained abt the 20 steps at the final stage!

[@anshitraina6234]

SHA-1 uses four types of rounds, each iterated 20 times for a total of 80 rounds.

[@munijayavarmasingam4109]

We need video classes for better experience of understanding ma'am 😊

[@054_sufiyan4]

Here in the 5th step there will 5 rounds right since it has 5chaining varialbes

[@fazzushaik7316]

Totally good .keep going on sis
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[@RaviKumar-iw6gq]

How the 160 bits output?
then in MD5 four rounds, each round for one variable as there are four variables, but in SHA we are having 5 Variables A,B,C,D,E then how four rounds will be sufficient?

[@TheAajtv]

what kind of questions can come in exam related to MD5? Just remembering all steps will be enough to pass to the topic? or is there will be some kind of calculation type of question? please guide

[@pujanprajaprati7533]

why you have not provided proper exaples for tgis topics maam???

[@paawandas5487]

mkc

[@Kittu0219]

We have 5 chaining variables right, so we have to do 5 rounds or 4 rounds only ??????

[@smartdeva5910]

So we have 5rounds bro?

[@Raju78787]

Sha-2 and this same mam?

[@shauryapratapsingh1149]

Why you have mentioned "with example" ?

[@Dahejmuhim]

Very smooth your voice ..ma'am

[@moizahmed5372]

Again incomplete explanation as MD5

[@tomjerry4147]

Hi, As per MD5,
1.a = b + (a + p(b, c, d, e)+m[i] + T[k])
2.b = a + (b + p(a ,c ,d , e) + m[i] + T[k])
3.c = d + (c + p(a ,b ,d ,e) + m[i] + T[k])
4.d = c + (d + p(a ,b , c, e) +m[i] + T[k])
I calculated for 4 variables..
what about 5th variable e?

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Mam can please explain random oracle model and whrilpool in hash function

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[@125hetshah8]

can you provide notes for SHA algorithm?

[@saihemanth148]

Thanku so much Ma'am 😊

[@bhupeshmehra3160]

why disnt we have 5 rounds when we have 5 variables??

[@bhupeshmehra3160]

why didnt we have 5 rounds in last step when we have 5 variables

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Is this SHA 512 ???

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In 1hr i have exam..😎

[@shreeomkarde330]

please explain round ofsha512

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Madam example ladhu kada

[@satyam1381]

in 3rd step input should be divided into 1024 or 512bit blocks?

[@harshakarthik9966]

1024 bro,she was wrong

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​@@harshakarthik9966 sha 512 is their

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Mam can u explain DSS with Sha and RSA

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Slowly slowly

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Thank you for helping us

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video voice is too low

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True🤦‍♀️

[@akashnallabelli4642]

notes

[@sumitsaini729]

you not explain properly(you explain only half part) .
work on it

[@karankamath7031]

galat padhane se achha mat hi padhao. I hope you realise that several of your videos spread wrong concepts which either you have misunderstood or you never understood.

[@elvislobo8999]

For each round what are those 20 Steps?

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