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• esnard 9y ago
  sha1("date\n") == "a975c295ddeab5b1a5323df92f61c4cc9fc88207"
  • Bromskloss 9y ago
    Haha, this is even more baffling! How did you know that? PS: Might it have come from a botched attempt to hash the current date?
    • amelius 9y ago
      Yes, it's true. I think I can explain it as follows. I wanted to type: date | sha1sum Then another part of my brain decided to type: echo "blah blah gibberish" | sha1sum But then I ended up typing: echo date | sha1sum I suspect you could reverse engineer that with standard password cracking techniques.