Questions tagged [md5]
MD5 (Message-Digest algorithm 5) is a 128-bits unidirecional hash algorithm.
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How can I check that files match a list of MD5 checksums on Windows 10?
I downloaded a large number of files via this magnet link (Apache 2.0 license), then moved the files around between a few devices. I now want to check the integrity of the files.
A file lists MD5 ...
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How to generate MD5 hash with a salt in command line?
password: rose
salt: jack123
MD5 hash value: bf57b6634a951e3ee7ff2bbfb6206ec0
The above-given output was generated on a website (http://md5.my-addr.com/md5_salted_hash-md5_salt_hash_generator_tool.php)...
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Windows Powershell: Get Items from directory -> md5 them -> sort list by filename -> out to file
Is there the way to complete mimic this unux command entirely by Windows Poweshell means, not with using the WSL:
find ./<dir1>/ -type f -exec md5sum {} + | sort -k 2 > dir1_hashes.md
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How is the IV embedded in an encrypted file when you do not indicate it?
Suppose I encrypt with a key "1234" a file containing "abcd" with:
openssl enc -iv BABA -aes128 -in file.txt -out file.enc -p
I get:
salt=1B929D9049534D22
key=...
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With a time sorted List, How to insert a checksum for each file?
Time stamp example:
20211018_14:54:54.0596445490_Mon
Ubuntu 20.04.3 command below works, displaying
Directories and
Files and
Hidden files with:
Permissions, Time_Day, f or d, Path/fileName with
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Cant we use md5 like hash algorithms to store big data?
i've read a paper about how hash algorithms word in general and i saw one strange thing.
MD5 input length is unlimited and the output length are always the same
so isn't that mean you can turn any ...
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MD5 Hex to Base64 String
When I generate an MD5 hash with a plain-text (password), I get:
$echo -n "password" | openssl dgst -md5 -binary | openssl enc -base64
X03MO1qnZdYdgyfeuILPmQ==
This works fine if I knew ...
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Equivalent hashcat commands for a openssl-enc command?
This is to find the passphrase for a block cipher. A test generated cipher can be decrypted using
$ openssl enc -d -aes-256-cbc -md md5 -a -in filename
which prompts via th console for the password.
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Solaris 10 3/11 download page shows md5 number of iso image but I don't understand the few extra digits written beside md5 number
I've downloaded an iso image of x86 solaris 10 from here but I can't understand the md5 sum given in the download page because beside the main md5 number, there are another number.
Here is the digest.
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Avoiding SSH error messagers when logging into an older machine
Consider two machines:
A runs an older version of Linux (e.g. 10 years old)
B runs a new(ish) version of Linux
When I try to SSH from A to B, I succeed, but with a messages saying:
MD5 not allowed ...
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Can MD5 Hash be reversible or crack?
I try this link (https://md5.gromweb.com/) to hash some keys (lets say key A) and reverse it back which MD5 not suppose to be reversible right? Somehow, this website can do it easily.
So, I found it ...
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Way to get an MD5 output in Windows like this?
I am looking for a way to do the following Mac/Linux command on Windows to get the same output. Does anyone know of a way to do this?
cd ; find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 md5 -r > ../my_checksums....
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Is two different type of format of files having same data can have same checksum value?
I am not talking from the Point of View where exploitation happens. Assuming MD5 does not has any problem.
If I have 2 same format of files having same content then both checksum will be same. But, ...
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Given an MD5 checksum and a random file. Is it feasible to add a suffix to match the checksum?
I often hear that MD5 is insecure. But I am not sure how it can be manipulated. I don't want to be the guy who just repeat "MD5 is insecure" without knowing some details.
Say, I have an 128-bits MD5 ...
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How can I generate an MD5 sum for a folder on Windows?
There are several posts about generating MD5 sums for files and/or folders on various Windows platforms. However, none of these worked for me. I tried:
Windows CertUtil: CertUtil -hashfile myFileName ...
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