To calculate a MD5 or SHA-1 checksum of a file in Linux, you can use either md5sum or sha1sum, but what about Windows especially when you copy a file from Windows to Linux and want to compare the checksum of both source and destination files. To calculate a MD5 checksum of any file, enter the following … Continue Reading
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MD5 and SHA1 Checksum Using Linux
A file checksum is useful when you want to verify the content of a file are same as the content you copied or downloaded somewhere. Basically it … Continue Reading
Java: Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy
You are writing a Java program to encrypt or de-crypt some data with strong encryption keys but you got an error saying … Continue Reading