Re: tool for generating MD5 hash of a file (MS)

[Lucas <lucaskeli () fastmail fm>]

Openssl, both Unix and Windows flavors support md5 hashes.

kdl

K.D. Lucas
lucaskeli () fastmail fm



Michael Shirk wrote:

> Well you can use md5sum.exe for windows (Google this), which allows you to create the hash and verify files.
> Also, in the same search, I found a utility called Fastsum that is free.
> http://www.fastsum.com/
> Shirkdog
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> From: omarkhawaja () yahoo com [mailto:omarkhawaja () yahoo com]
> Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 9:55 AM
> To: security-basics () securityfocus com
> Subject: tool for generating MD5 hash of a file (MS)
> Importance: Low
> I am interested in generating a MD5 hash for a file - for the purposing of
> verifying its integrity at a later date. I have come across multiple tools
> that claim to do this, on a Windows (XP) platform. 
> Was hoping to poll this group to determine what your preferences / favorites
> are. Any input will be appreciated. Thanks.
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