What is the best way of generating a hash for the purpose of storing a session? I am looking for a lightweight, portable solution.

I must decode the following data:

b'E\x00\x00 <\xed\x00\x00>\x01\x15\xe2\xac\x140f\xa1C\xacP\x00\x00\xf8V\x00\x07\x00\x07\x00\x01\x07\x9a'

into an understandable string. For that, we were told to use hashlib and md5. But I don't know how to use it to decypher this message.

I've tried something like this:

message.hashlib().md5().decode()

But I do not obtain any result

The problem is how to repair not how to copy.

So, if we copied a file and we created a HashMap for this file (using MD5 or CRC32 in c#) before and after copying, so that we can check after copying that the file has been fully copied without any corruption.

let’s assume that we find a corruption Pakete in this copied file.the question is: except of re-copying the file, is there anyway we can do to only fix the corrupted Pakete using MD5 or CRC32 or anyother technique in c#??

Thanks in Advanced,

I want to import all userdata from an existing oxid shop into another shop system. The requirement is that all users have to keep their passwords.My Idea is as follows:

1. import all oxid users into the new plattform
2. save the oxid passwords into a new field e.g. 'oldPassword' into the new plattform and the password field will remain empty
3. reimplement the encryption algorithm from oxid within the new plattform
4. each time a customer enters his credentials, I run the oxid algorithm and check if the result is equals the value of the field 'oldPassword'
5. If true, then I save the password into the right field

My Problem is, I do not know how OXID encrypt passwords. I know that it is md5 but I do not know which Salt is used

Thank you in advance

I am trying to generate md5 hash from Powershell. I installed Powershell Community Extension (Pscx) to get command : Get-Hash

However when I generate md5 hash using Get-Hash, it doesn't seem to match the hash generated using md5sum on an Ubuntu machine.

Powershell:

PS U:\> "hello world" | get-hash -Algorithm MD5Path Algorithm HashString                       Hash---- --------- ----------                       ----     MD5       E42B054623B3799CB71F0883900F2764 {228, 43, 5, 70...}

Ubuntu:

root@LT-A03433:~# echo "hello world" | md5sum6f5902ac237024bdd0c176cb93063dc4  -

I know that the one generated by Ubuntu is correct as a couple of online sites show the same result.

What am I going wrong with Powershell Get-Hash?