This encourages the use of stronger cryptographic hashes. While SHA1 is
still used in some applications, it's considered insecure and no longer supported
by web browsers for TLS certificates. Tools such as securego/gosec will show
errors when SHA1/MD5 hashes are used.
This encourages the use of stronger cryptographic hashes. While SHA1 is still used in some applications, it's considered insecure and no longer supported by web browsers for TLS certificates. Tools such as securego/gosec will show errors when SHA1/MD5 hashes are used.