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Hi! Can you add a bit more context to it?
With Tyk default algorithm is fast murmur64 but optionally you can set sha256, so if you need to pass verification it should be enough.
My performance tests don't show much of a measurable time difference between them. And murmur32, the default configuration value, has a nasty habit of implicitly truncating hashes when validating, which can be hazardous.
vverbani
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Default hash algorithm to SHA256 for FIPS compliance
[TT-2000] - Default hash algorithm to SHA256 for FIPS compliance
Mar 26, 2021
https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/FIPS/NIST.FIPS.180-4.pdf
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