Welcome to SHA512 online computing
SHA-512
SHA-2, the name comes from the acronym for Secure Hash Algorithm 2, a cryptographic hash function algorithm standard developed by the US National Security Agency [3], by the US National Standard Released by NIST in 2001. It belongs to one of the SHA algorithms and is the successor of SHA-1. It can be further divided into six different algorithm standards, including: SHA-224, SHA-256 , SHA-384, SHA-512, SHA-512/224, SHA-512/256.
What can the SHA-512 online calculation tool do?
- Compute text SHA-512 digest
How to use?
- 1) Paste the text to be entered into the first input box
- 2) Click the calculation button
- 3) Hexadecimal data format: 1a2cdc...
Comparison of SHA family functions
Algorithms and their variants | Output length (bit) |
Internal state size (bit) |
Block size (bit) |
Maximum message length (bit) |
Cycle | Operation | Security (bit) |
Performance MiB/s) | |
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MD5 (For reference) |
128 | 128 (4 × 32) |
512 | 264 − 1 | 64 | Bitwise AND, bitwise XOR, cyclic shift, padding(Module 232), Bitwise OR | <18 (Collision found) |
335 | |
SHA-0 | 160 | 160 (5 × 32) |
512 | 264 − 1 | 80 | Bitwise AND, bitwise XOR, cyclic shift, padding(Module 232), Bitwise OR | <34 (Collision found) |
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SHA-1 | 160 | 160 (5 × 32) |
512 | 264 − 1 | 80 | <63 (Collision found) |
192 | ||
SHA-2 | SHA-224 SHA-256 |
224 256 |
256 (8 × 32) |
512 | 264 − 1 | 64 | Bitwise AND, bitwise XOR, cyclic shift, padding(Module 232), Bitwise OR, Shift | Yes 112/128 |
139 |
SHA-384 SHA-512 SHA-512/224 SHA-512/256 |
384 512 224 256 |
512 (8 × 64) |
1024 | 2128 − 1 | 80 | Bitwise AND, bitwise XOR, cyclic shift, padding(Module 264), Bitwise OR, Shift | Yes 192/256/112/128 |
154 | |
SHA-3 | SHA3-224 SHA3-256 SHA3-384 SHA3-512 |
224 256 384 512 |
1600 (5 × 5 × 64) |
1152 1088 832 576 |
Unlimited | 24 | Bitwise AND, bitwise XOR, cyclic shift, negation | Yes 112/128/192/256 |
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SHAKE128 SHAKE256 |
d (Variable length) d (Variable length) |
1344 1088 |
Yes min (d/2, 128) min (d/2, 256) |
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