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The process of comparing the hash value of downloaded Monero related software to a previously calculated value (often GPG signed by a developer) in order to verify that it is authentic and has not been corrupted.
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What is "aes_round" in the Monero hashing algorithm?
from hardlydifficult's explainer, this AES round is described as:
"... near standard AES encryption. Each block is encrypted using each
round key, sequentially (so 8 blocks * 10 rounds per block …
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