👉 In cryptography, the term "boskier" is used to describe a type of cryptographic hash function. A boskier is a specific algorithm or technique for generating a hash value from a binary string using a fixed-size block size (e.g., 8, 16, or 32 bits). The key idea behind boskiers is that the number of bits in the input string determines the length of the output hash. This makes them particularly useful when working with large strings and
