* sha-512, sha-256
SHA2 is rather slow, but has widespread availability. 512-bit version
version runs faster on 64-bit CPUs. However modern CPUs have hardware
- accelerated SHA2-256, making it slower only than BLAKE3
+ accelerated SHA2-256, making it slower only than BLAKE3.
* streebog-512, streebog-256
Russian Federation's government standard for hashing. Both versions
have identical speed, so 512-bit is preferred.
* xxh3-128
XXH3 is not a cryptographically secure hash (that is why it is at the
very end of the list), but 128-bit output with the speed of RAM makes
- it also useful for integrity checking
+ it also useful for integrity checking.