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I designed a constant-free cryptographic hash function where entropy fully emerges from the input: Kaoru Hash (public blueprint with code and spec)

published on 2025-08-04 02:20:57 UTC by /u/No_Arachnid_5563
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I just published a blueprint for a new hash function I designed, called Kaoru Hash.

It's a deterministic, fixed-length cryptographic hash that uses no IVs, no lookup tables, no externally chosen constants — the only source of complexity is the input message itself.

The internal pipeline applies invertible base transformations (binary → hex → decimal) that recursively expand and diffuse the message before a final projection. The output is a 300-character digest over [a–zA–Z0–9].

Official PDF + spec (DOI): https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/TGRZC

It's designed as an open, auditable cryptographic primitive — no hidden seeds, no black-box assumptions, and no trust in institutional parameters.

Feedback and cryptanalysis welcome.

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