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Use the Blowfish cipher to improve password security
In addition to its common use for generating hashes used to verify the integrity of a downloaded file, the MD5 algorithm is also used widely for password authentication systems. It became the most common Unix password hash algorithm in the 1990s, in fact, and many Unix-like systems still default...
Tags: Algorithm, Security, Password, Cryptography, Hash, Unix, Blowfish, MD5, Password Authentication System, Engineering, Chad Perrin
Blog posts 2007-12-09
Use MD5 hashes to verify software downloads
Professor Ronald Rivest of MIT created the MD5 cryptographic hash function in 1991 to replace the earlier MD4 algorithm. It employs a 128-bit hash value, typically expressed as a 32-character hexadecimal number. For instance, an MD5 hash generated from an OpenOffice.org download (v2.3.0 for Win32, English language) looks...
Tags: Password, Hash, Difference, MD5, Software Management System, OpenOffice.org Website, Tools & Techniques, OpenOffice, Operating Systems, Open Source, Management, Office Suites, Software, Chad Perrin
Blog posts 2007-12-05
Create key-value data associations by understanding the benefits of Perl hashes
One of Perl's mostinteresting data structures is the hash, which makes it possible to create key-valueassociations between data fragments. These hashes, although far more versatilethan plain-vanilla numerically-indexed arrays, are often intimidating to thenovice user. And that's where this document comes in - it provides a crashcourse in creating Perlhashes, adding...
Tags: apple, benefit, cat, Contributor Melonfire, hash, hashe, Perl
Technical articles 2006-06-23
Create key-value data associations by understanding the benefits of Perl hashes
Homemade hashWhat has experience taught you about using a hash? What is the best use for a hash that you have found?back in "high" school......i smoked a bunch of hash, and I am pretty sure thats the best i've ever used.
Tags: Mark W. Kaelin, perl, application development, hash, melonfire, programming, benefit
Discussion threads 2006-06-23
Combat password cracking and brute-force hacking tools
ItÂ's important that you understand how and where most passwords are stored so you know what these tools are doing and the method behind their madness.This sample chapter, taken from Anti-Hacker Tool Kit, Second Edition, discusses how you can ascertain a password by obtain a copy of the password or...
Tags: McGraw-Hill Companies, hacking, hacking tool, password, password cracking, tool, hash
Download resources 2006-03-17
Boost performance and use less disk space with hash keys
Arthur Fuller discusses a very slick alternative to using string indexes known as hash buckets or hash keys. Find out how using hash keys can produce a gain in performance and save you disk space. A common SQL Server application requirement is to support searches based on one...
Tags: Arthur Fuller, Databases, Performance management, SQL Server application requirement, performance, disk, long string, hash, SQL Server Newsletter, Column, Index, Table, Enterprise Software, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Software, Data Management
Technical articles 2006-03-06
Protect sensitive data with hashing in .NET
Due to the increasing number of securitythreats, cryptography is a must for most application developmentprojects. Cryptography basically takes meaningful data andtransforms it into data stripped of meaning. The .NET Framework includes everythingnecessary to protect your sensitive data, with one of the morepopular techniques being hashing. ...
Tags: algorithm, CryptographicException, hash, input data, MD5, MD5CryptoServiceProvider, Microsoft .NET, Secure Hash Algorithm, SHA1, SHA1CryptoServiceProvider, SHA256, SHA256Managed, SHA384, SHA512, SHA512Managed, Tony Patton
Technical articles 2005-07-25
Hashmark's Remarks
Hashmark's Remarksblog rootIraq VotingSo Iraq elections are underway. All the naysayers aside...it seems to be going well all things considered. I see this going two ways...one is alot of voting occurs and the naysayers will spin this to be somehow a bad thing or voting is less than expected by...
Tags: Construction, hash, naysayer, WMD
Discussion threads 2005-06-26
Using hash variables in Perl
One of the most useful constructs in Perl is the humble array, which lets you store more than one value in a single variable. This is very useful if you have a set of related values—for example, a shopping list—and you need to group them into a collection, yet be...
Tags: Scripting languages, Programming languages, Development tools, Guest Contributor, hash, Perl
Technical articles 2004-04-19
Speed troubleshooting by understanding SSL encryption
Secure Socket Layer SSL forms the backbone of secure Internet communications between Web sites and computers accessing those sites. It protects passwords, encrypts traffic and transactions, and prevents hackers from capturing data as it flows between computers to servers. If your organization relies on SSL, you need to have a...
Tags: Asymmetric Encryption, encryption, hash, Robert L. Bogue, SSL
Technical articles 2003-08-11
Adopting good Perl OOP habits
Yes, Perl is object-oriented! Most Perl developers take advantage of these features without realizing it. This article provides a list of good habits leading to effective object-oriented Perl development.If you’ve been developing in Perl for a while, you’ve no doubt used a lot of the better modules out there. And...
Tags: OOA/OOD/OOP, Scripting languages, Programming languages, Development tools, Perl, hash, object-oriented programming, object-oriented
Technical articles 2002-03-27
Conversions 1.0 (Mobile)
A simple conversion utility that calculate the MD5 hash or Base64 representation of a given string.
Tags: Mobile, Hash, Fabrizio Giammatteo
Software downloads 2009-07-23
Using cryptographic hashes with Ruby
The uses of cryptographic hash functions for security capabilities in software are many and varied. Ruby provides simple and easy options for generating and comparing cryptographic hashes. by Chad Perrin
Tags: Ruby, Hash, SHA-1, MD5, SHA-2, Scripting Languages, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Chad Perrin
Blog posts 2008-12-04
Create key-value data associations by understanding the benefits of Perl hashes
One of Perl's most interesting data structures is the hash, which makes it possible to create key-value associations between data fragments. This download tutorial shows you how to create Perl hashes, how to add and delete elements from that hash, how to build nested hashes, and how to process hashes...
Tags: Perl, Benefit, Hash, Melonfire, Scripting Languages, Programming Languages, Development Tools, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Software Development
Download resources 2006-06-23
MD5 Tool 1.5.32 (Windows)
Generating MD5 hash is now fun and easy with MD5 Tool. Just drag and drop! The program works out of the box. No need to install or uninstall anything. It is fast, extremely small and very easy to use. You copy the generated hash to clipboard or compare it with...
Tags: Hash, Tool, Microsoft Windows, Productivity, Operating Systems, Software
Software downloads 2008-11-04
LLMd5Sum 1.3 (Windows)
LittleLite LLMd5Sum is a simple md5sum generator with SHA1 and MD5 support. Given an input directory or folder, the program will save the hash codes of any file encountered. Useful for tracking changes and file integrity checks. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.
Tags: Hash, LittleLite Software, LittleLite LLMd5Sum, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software
Software downloads 2008-07-03
MySync 0.8 (Windows)
MySync allows the system to store multiple FTP server profiles so you can back up different directories to different servers and folders. The files are scanned, uploaded, and a CRC32 hash of their content stored in a database. The next time you run your backup, the files are scanned again,...
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Hash, File, Fruk, MySync, Servers, Hardware
Software downloads 2005-07-12
MD5`er 1.0.0 (Windows)
This is a simple program which can perform MD5 hashing on any string you enter. This is useful for quickly finding the hash for a string if you are in the process of making a system that requires a hash but you don't have the back end finished yet to...
Tags: Hash, RSD Designs, Microsoft Windows, .Net, Application Servers, Middleware, Operating Systems, Software, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software
Software downloads 2005-08-29
Use branch caching to ease network traffic woes between offices
Administering and managing access for remote offices gets a bit easier in Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7. Branch caching can ease the bandwidth used by remote offices to access files while still allowing local authentication to the domain. by Derek Schauland
Tags: Network, Remote Office, Hash, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, LANs, Networking, Servers, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Derek Schauland
Blog posts 2009-02-20

Additional Resources

How do I... Serialize a hash table in C# when the application requires it?
Unfortunately, the .NET Framework does not allow serialization of any object that implements the IDictionary interface. This restriction includes, but is not limited to, hash tables. Like many developers, I have run into this restriction head on and been disappointed about the inability for serialization on hash tables. ...
Tags: Table, Object, List, OrderedTable, NameValuePair, .Net, C#, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Programming Languages, Zach Smith
Blog posts 2007-10-01
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