What Is SHA-256? Explaining the Hash Behind Crypto
SHA-256 turns any data into a fixed 256-bit fingerprint, powering Bitcoin’s immutability, tamper detection and proof-of-work. This piece unpacks how the hash secures crypto networks.
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SHA-256 Explained: The Hash Behind Bitcoin Security
SHA-256 demystified: this cryptographic hash secures Bitcoin’s ledger by converting data into a fixed 256-bit fingerprint, enabling immutable blocks, tamper detection and proof-of-work validation.