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A strict avalanche effect refers to a phenomenon in cryptography, particularly in the context of hash functions, where a small change in the input results in a significantly different output. Specifically, in a strict avalanche effect, changing a single bit of the input should, on average, change about half of the output bits. This characteristic is essential for ensuring that hash functions are unpredictable and secure against various types of attacks. It enhances the overall security by making it difficult to infer any information about the input from the output.

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