32 replies to this topic

[WingedPanther73]

The provider of the file also has to provide the hash. You then recheck the hash of what you downloaded to see if it matches.

[SterAllures]

Oww oke I understand it a little better now, thanks for that explanation! Oke well I'm gonna last it later today thanks for your help

[ACT333]

Looks interesting.

[Termana]

Well done outsid3r, you -rep'ed me without leaving a comment IN THE THREAD. You've shown the lack of balls to tell everyone what you thought, and if I was a new member, I would feel discouraged from posting more tutorials. You never asked any questions to see whether I had any comprehension of the subject at hand.

Edited by Termana, 31 August 2009 - 05:38 AM.

[davitz38]

Hi,
I'm using this tool when I need to hash a string, pretty cool online md5 converter : stringfunction.com/md5-hash.html

[outsid3r]

Well done outsid3r, you -rep'ed me without leaving a comment IN THE THREAD. You've shown the lack of balls to tell everyone what you thought, and if I was a new member, I would feel discouraged from posting more tutorials. You never asked any questions to see whether I had any comprehension of the subject at hand.

Hi, didn't check this post until now! First, i didn't feel to comment it at the time, i can't remember exactly why... maybe because many have done previously, why just another one? and second, if i can discourage people to submit tutorials like this, it's just great for codecall.

[Hunter100]

Hey all,

The main function is like this right? (for example):

int main ()

So I input (minus the comments):

// This will allow us to access the md5wrapper class.
md5wrapper md5;
// This will store the md5 hash of a file called test.txt in a string hash1
std::string hash1 = md5.getHashFromFile("test.txt");
// This will store the md5 hash of some text into a string hash2
std::string hash2 = md5.getHashFromString("Hello World");
// This will print, the hash from the file and from the string
std::cout << hash1 << std::endl; << hash2 std::endl;
system("PAUSE"); // Remove if your using Linux.
return 0;

In the main function (like between the brackets) or in the main body of the code (in between the {} and the beginning and the end of the code)?

[chris06]

take a look at : MD5 Encryption: Encrypt & Decrypt MD5 Hashes

[devilnoc]

sehr geil, danke!