Table of Contents

1 -  AS 2805.13.1-2000 ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER-REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERFACES - SECURE HASH FUNCTIONS-GENERAL
4 -  PREFACE
6 -  CONTENTS
7 -  FOREWORD
8 -  1 SCOPE
8 -  2 APPLICATION
8 -  3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
8 -  4 DEFINITIONS
8 -  4.1 Authentication
8 -  4.2 Collision-resistant
8 -  4.3 Compression function
8 -  4.4 Data string (data)
9 -  4.5 Hash code
9 -  4.6 Hash function
9 -  4.7 Initializing value
9 -  4.8 One-way
9 -  4.9 Padding
9 -  4.10 Secure hash function
9 -  5 SYMBOLS AND NOTATION
9 -  6 REQUIREMENTS FOR A SECURE HASH FUNCTION
9 -  6.1 General
10 -  6.2 Basic requirements
10 -  6.3 Initializing value (IV)
10 -  6.4 Padding
10 -  6.5 Length of hash code
10 -  6.6 Security
10 -  7 SELECTION OF HASH FUNCTION

Abstract

Specifies secure hash functions and is applicable to the provision of authentication, integrity and non-repudiation services for interfaces for electronic funds transfer.

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Australian Retailers Association
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Scope

This Standard specifies secure hash functions and is applicable to the provision of authentication, integrity and non-repudiation services.

NOTE: In contrast to the calculation of a message authentication code (MAC), the goal of which is to ensure authentication of a message using a secret key, the generation of a hash code does not involve a secret key. A method of calculation of the MAC is given in AS 2805.4.

General Product Information

Published
Document Type	Standard
Status	Current
Publisher	Standards Australia
ProductNote	Reconfirmed 12-07-2013 See also HB 127; HB 128; HB 129.
Pages
ISBN
Committee	IT-005
Supersedes	DR 98623