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MIT 6.5630 Advanced Topics in Cryptography Wild cryptography fact: Fiat-Shamir has known theoretical breaks, there exist contrived protocols where it fails no matter what hash function you use. But after decades of use with SHA-256 etc, not a single practical exploit exists.

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