[OpenWrt] Fix HostID and HostID2 creation exceptions#1604
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[OpenWrt] Fix HostID and HostID2 creation exceptions#1604mboelen merged 2 commits intoCISOfy:masterfrom
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To reduce the size of the system, OpenWrt contains only one hashing command - `sha256sum`. SHA-256 hash truncation to SHA1 length is allowed by NIST, see: <https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/FIPS/NIST.FIPS.180-4.pdf>.
OpenWrt uses `dropbear` as a lightweight SSH server. I assume, that all devices with OpenWrt have MAC address (they are routers), so to minimize impact on other OSes, I didn't touch SSH-based HostID generation.
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Looks good to me. My compliments for how you extended the code with careful attention on the existing parts. |
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This is a part of enabling support for OpenWrt, see: #1600.
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