Compare and contrast hashing methods using a ?keyed hash set? and a ?nonkeyed hash set?.
What will be an ideal response?
A nonkeyed hash set is a unique hash number generated by a software tool, such as the Linux md5sum command. The advantage of this type of hash is that it can identify known files, such as executable programs or viruses, that hide themselves by changing their names. For example, many people who view or transmit pornographic material change filenames and extensions to obscure the nature of the contents. However, even if a file's name and extension change, the hash value ?doesn't.?A keyed hash set is created by an encryption utility's secret key. You can use the secret key to create a unique hash value for a file. Although a keyed hash set can't identify files as nonkeyed hash methods can, it can produce a unique hash set for digital evidence.
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