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HashAlgorithmName Struct (System.Security.Cryptography) | Microsoft Learn

HashAlgorithmName Struct Definition

Specifies the name of a cryptographic hash algorithm.

public value class HashAlgorithmName : IEquatable<System::Security::Cryptography::HashAlgorithmName>
public readonly struct HashAlgorithmName : IEquatable<System.Security.Cryptography.HashAlgorithmName>
public struct HashAlgorithmName : IEquatable<System.Security.Cryptography.HashAlgorithmName>
type HashAlgorithmName = struct
Public Structure HashAlgorithmName
Implements IEquatable(Of HashAlgorithmName)
Inheritance
Implements

The HashAlgorithmName structure includes some static properties that return predefined hash algorithm names, as well as a Name property that can represent a custom hash algorithm name as a strongly-typed string. Hash algorithm names are case-sensitive.

Asymmetric algorithms implemented using Microsoft's CNG (Cryptographic Next Generation) API interpret the underlying string value as a CNG algorithm identifier.

Asymmetric algorithms implemented using other technologies:

Due to collision problems with MD5 and SHA-1, Microsoft recommends a security model based on SHA-256 or better.

Constructors Properties MD5

Gets a hash algorithm name that represents "MD5".

Name

Gets the underlying string representation of the algorithm name.

SHA1

Gets a hash algorithm name that represents "SHA1".

SHA256

Gets a hash algorithm name that represents "SHA256".

SHA3_256

Gets a HashAlgorithmName representing "SHA3-256"

SHA3_384

Gets a HashAlgorithmName representing "SHA3-384"

SHA3_512

Gets a HashAlgorithmName representing "SHA3-512"

SHA384

Gets a hash algorithm name that represents "SHA384".

SHA512

Gets a hash algorithm name that represents "SHA512".

Methods Operators

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