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That's the whole point, it's purpose is to confuse people using MD5. Use SHA256 (or any other non-broken hash function) and you won't have any issues.
by Retr0id 4y ago
That's the whole point, it's purpose is to confuse people using MD5. Use SHA256 (or any other non-broken hash function) and you won't have any issues.
- tetris11 4y agoOh I see, then colour me embarrassed -- MD5 is 128-bit, something I never knew until now.