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On this day in Crypto history: April 17 In 2005, the SHA-1 hash function was discovered to have theoretical collision vulnerabilities. This revelation raised concerns about the security of cryptographic systems relying on SHA-1. As a result, experts began recommending stronger alternatives, paving the way for the adoption of more secure hash functions like SHA-256. This shift has had lasting implications for data integrity and security in various applications.

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