OPTIMIZING CRYPTOGRAPHIC HASH FUNCTION PERFORMANCE THROUGH AN EXTENDED SECURE HASH ALGORITHM (2080-BIT VARIANT)
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Cryptographic hash function, secure hash algorithm, SHA-2080, data integrityAbstract
Cryptographic hash functions are fundamental to ensuring data integrity, authentication, and security in digital systems. This paper introduces and evaluates an extended 2080-bit variant of the Secure Hash Algorithm, designed to enhance resistance against collision, preimage, and length-extension attacks while maintaining computational efficiency. The proposed algorithm incorporates dynamic message expansion, multi-stage compression, and parallel processing techniques to optimize performance across diverse hardware architectures. Benchmarking results reveal that the 2080-bit variant outperforms conventional SHA families in both throughput and cryptographic strength, making it suitable for high-security applications such as blockchain, digital forensics, and secure communications. This study advances the development of robust, scalable hash functions for future-proof security systems.
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