As far as I know, Git does not deal with security but integrity. SHA-1
is used there, as a hash only instead of file names, to allow for file
renames & moves with respect to a similarity index.
The fair hypothesis is that in the same repository, the chance of
collision are too low to be considered.
In our concern, CURVE, we don't share the same specifications and needs.
Le 16/10/2013 15:40, shancat a écrit :
2 needs to be analysed a bit more. I think Git does something very
similar but in that case it's probably to guard against repo
corruption not determined attackers.
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