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https://sourceforge.net/projects/rhash/ librhash.dll - supports CRC32, MD4, MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512, SHA3, Tiger, TTH, Torrent BTIH, AICH, ED2K, GOST R 34.11-94, RIPEMD-160, HAS-160, EDON-R 256/512, WHIRLPOOL and SNEFRU hash sums. faster than _Crypt_HashFile about 2 times librhash.au3, librhash.dll in archive Changelog: 2017-07-11 Added: rhash_timer_start, rhash_timer_stop Changed: DLL - rhash_run_benchmark_mod - passing file as HANDLE 2017-07-07 Changed: rhash_ex() Added: DLL - rhash_run_benchmark_mod
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Hi, here a little tool to create ISO files from default ISO 9660 (2048 bytes/sector) CD or DVD format (no audio cd and BD support yet!) Source is too huge for code box -> Look here to have a look to the source code Additional credits to: Ward for MD5 checksum / MemoryDLL routines Harald Vistnes for cd2iso used in v1 and v2 Yashied for WinAPIEx.au3 wolf9228 to play wave from memory AutoItObject Team Download (purely written with AutoIt): ISO Creator v1.16 build 2015-07-13 beta.7z (1110 downloads previously) Thanks to smashly for pointi
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Identicon.au3 v0.8 A simple UDF to create identicons or visual representations of any hash value. Based on Don Park's original Identicon program. Main features: 3x3 and 4x4 grid patterns.Aside from rotational symmetry there are also checkerboard and Space Invader (mirror symmetry) patterns.Adapted to handle hashes up to SHA512.Save as PNG, JPG, GIF or BMP identicons.Alpha-transparency support for PNG.The UDF and a demo:Identicon.au3 Identicon-Demo.au3 Version 0.8: * Initial public release. To do: * In the checkerboard pattern there is a bias for diamond shapes. * Improve image saving, BMP
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_AutoMD5 allows you to input a string password and it outputs an md5 hash for you. It also allows you to test it via a pseudo GUI login. At the end of the script, it outputs the MD5 encrypted string as well as the source code for a simple autoit login prompt in a txt file. Notice in the source output, _Get_Stored_Encrytped_Password() is whatever method you use to store the original encrypted password. I.E. you create the encrypted password and store it in an INI file. Replace _Get_Stored_Encrypted_Password() with a function that's made to retireve it from the INI file.
