2 Answers. It is irreversible in the sense that for each input you have exactly one output, but not the other way around. There are multiple inputs that yields the same output. For any given input, there's a lot (infinite in fact) different inputs that would yield the same hash.
2 Answers. It is irreversible in the sense that for each input you have exactly one output, but not the other way around. There are multiple inputs that yields the same output. For any given input, there’s a lot (infinite in fact) different inputs that would yield the same hash.
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On one hand, Windows Defender has actually caught malware infections that other anti-virus programs have missed. It certainly hasn't happened very often, but it has happened.
On one hand, Windows Defender has actually caught malware infections that other anti-virus programs have missed. It certainly hasn’t happened very often, but it has happened.
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