nonreputable

English

Alternative forms

Etymology

From non- +‎ reputable.

Adjective

nonreputable (comparative more nonreputable, superlative most nonreputable)

  1. That lacks reputation; with unknown reputation.
    • 2002, Erik S. Schetina, Ken Green, Jacob Carlson, Internet Site Security‎[1]:
      Public-key cryptographic algorithms also can be used to append nonreputable mathematic[sic] hashes of the packets, providing the receiver with good assurance that they are receiving valid data.
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