Set minimum size for hash functions
Summary
Use hash functions with a minimum size of 256 bits.
Description
Systems must use hash functions with a minimum size of 256 bits because it is important for achieving a high level of security and resistance against various cryptographic attacks.
It provides a robust foundation for cryptographic protocols and password hashing implementations.
Supported In
This requirement is verified in following services
| Plan | Supported |
|---|---|
| Essential | 🟢 |
| Advanced | 🟢 |
References
- CAPECâ„¢-20. Encryption brute forcing
- ISA/IEC 62443-DC-4_3. Use of cryptography
- OSSTMM3-11_7_4. Data networks security (controls verification) - Integrity
- ISSAF-E_21. Network security - Switch security assessment (VLAN reconfiguration)
- ISSAF-F_5_3. Network security - Router security assessment (protect passwords)
- ISSAF-H_14_17. Network security - Intrusion detection (detection engine)
- ISSAF-Q_16_10. Host security - Windows security (SMB attacks)
- OWASP ASVS-2_4_1. Credential storage
- OWASP ASVS-6_2_5. Algorithms
- PCI DSS-3_5_1. Primary account number (PAN) is secured wherever it is stored
- CWEâ„¢-328. Use of weak hash
- CWEâ„¢-522. Insufficiently protected credentials
- OWASP ASVS-6_2_1. Algorithms
- OWASP ASVS-6_2_7. Algorithms
- CASA-2_4_1. Credential Storage
- CASA-6_2_5. Algorithms
- CASA-6_2_7. Algorithms
Vulnerabilities
- 016.Insecure encryption algorithm - SSL/TLS
- 051.Cracked weak credentials
- 052.Insecure encryption algorithm
- 092.Insecure encryption algorithm - Anonymous cipher suites
- 094.Insecure encryption algorithm - Cipher Block Chaining
- 133.Insecure encryption algorithm - Perfect Forward Secrecy
- 261.Insecure encryption algorithm - DSA
- 262.Insecure encryption algorithm - SHA1
- 263.Insecure encryption algorithm - MD5
- 264.Insecure encryption algorithm - TripleDES
- 265.Insecure encryption algorithm - AES
- 269.Insecure encryption algorithm - Blowfish
- 282.Insecure encryption algorithm - ECB
- 421.Insecure encryption algorithm - Insecure Elliptic Curve
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