HashClash
This project is no longer active
HashClash has been initiated as Marc Stevens' TU/e Master Degree project.
The purpose is to extend both theoretical and experimental results on collision generation for the MD5 and SHA1 hash functions, based on the ideas of Xiaoyun Wang and her co-workers.
The first deliverable of HashClash is a fast collision generating algorithm for MD5. This method finds collisions without any special properties (other than those that can be expected from the Wang-type methods). A paper, source code and a Win32 executable will become available soon.
Presently we are working on constructing MD5 collisions with special properties, meant for special applications.
Future plans are to work on SHA1 as well.