Being statistically random means probability of two strings to collide is
the same as probability of two random hashes to collide, IIRC. I.e.,
1/2^$LENGTH_OF_THE_HASH. If you interested in *real* analysis, just take
Shneier's Applied Cryptography, 2ed, and study :)
I´ll do. You seem to be experienced. I´ve read (on search "+md5 +attack +collision" that md5() is to slow for real time envirnonments? Is that true, I´ve never benchmarked and I´m using it frequently...
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