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Technical Blog 7 May 2013   license: CPOL
Generating an MD5 hash from a string using LINQ.
C#ASP.NET.NETLINQ.NET.NET4Hashing
Answer 27 Feb 2013   license: CPOL
Rehash? I hope that some appropriate cryptographic hash function was used. It makes it cryptographically infeasible to restore the password from the hash function; this is the whole point of such functions:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptographic_hash_function[^].Even if we could restore...
Hashing
Answer 25 Feb 2013   license: CPOL
Posting the same question again, does not make the answer any different: You cannot reverse a cryptographic hash function - that is the whole idea.Can You rehash This Pass?$P$B2.fjGHWS0lSwwD40MGvyul09CqQ2A1[^]Even if it was possible, this is a professional site, not a site for hackers....
Hashing
Answer 20 Feb 2013   license: CPOL
Rehash? I hope that some appropriate cryptographic hash function was used. It makes it cryptographically infeasible to restore the password from the hash function; this is the whole point of such functions:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptographic_hash_function[^].Even if we could restore...
Web-DevelopmenthashHashing
Answer 20 Feb 2013   license: CPOL
If you mean "Can we tell what was hashed to produce this?" then the answer is "no". Hashes are designed to be one-way - you cannot regenerate the original input from teh hashed value.
Web-DevelopmenthashHashing
Question 20 Feb 2013   license: CPOL
hi All This Pass Save In My Table.How To Find What Hash?Thanks So much
Web-DevelopmenthashHashing
Answer 13 Sep 2012   license: CPOL
Your problem is that you are treating the data as text - it isn't. It is hex data, ie 128 bytes of binary data displayed on the wiki page as hex digits. You are holding it (and reading it) as 256 text characters (with or without line breaks) which will produce completely different hash values...
C#Hashing
Question 13 Sep 2012   license: CPOL
Hi, I have the following program working which will prove MD5 collisions for various files containing slightly different data. However, when I create the files using proven collision data from wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Md5[^]I get hashes that do not match and neither of them match...
C#Hashing
Article 19 Jun 2012   license: CPOL
CSHA1 - A C++ class implementation of the SHA-1 hash algorithm
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Answer 2 May 2012   license: CPOL
The question is not really correct. First, the criterion "most secure" can not be strictly defined. Moreover, suppose you have some secure algorithm, without a flaw like a backdoor, which can use different hash sizes, a hash sizes being a parameter. You can always make it more "secure" by...
AlgorithmsHashing
Question 2 May 2012   license: CPOL
Hi HuysWhat is the most secure hashing algorithm used?
AlgorithmsHashing
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