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Hey!
Have you ever worked on something, and suddenly realised "damn, I need a user friendly website where I can just input something and get an MD5 hash of said input + random salt returned!"?

Then look no further!

I found myself needing that exact thing just now, so one, two, Javascript, here it is! Hasher is born.

Credits: crypto-js for the javascript implementation of the hashing algorithm
Source: https://github.com/mortie/hasher

o_o i don't know what this is O-o

Cryptography. Hashes are a one-way method to encrypt information. Using a salt isn't necessary, but it does greatly increase the strength of the hash. Typically websites with logins will salt and hash a user's password so it can be stored safely. That way, even if it IS stolen, there's an extremely low chance of it being used.

Implement this into the fourms.

Crack this:
34c3f0aaab13b933720e670c18db6f7f

sean, that's impossible unless you give us the salt too, and even then it's darn hard

^Agreed

Hash: 7ca0b0723069250e540ee7c93a18d520
Salt: wcg09DJcck7661IfzY1AYUxlKvB8BZaT

Guess what.
No really, guess.
Guessed yet? Of corse you haven't. Shame on you.

It doesn't work in Internet Explorer. Seriously. Internet. Explorer. ... .. . ...

Could someone do me a favour and kill the IE team?

(08-02-2013, 03:49 PM)mort96 Wrote: [ -> ]Guess what.
No really, guess.
Guessed yet? Of corse you haven't. Shame on you.

It doesn't work in Internet Explorer. Seriously. Internet. Explorer. ... .. . ...

Could someone do me a favour and kill the IE team?

Who uses IE anyway? Only people who dont know what thinking is.