[noize]

If it's randomly generated it's not even a hash. A hash is a one way algorithm, but for each hash, we cannot have more than one plain text.

I mean, if it is randomly generated, "plain" and "text" might get to be the same hash.

[...] your argument is not true. Every hash function has input values that result in the same output.
The reason is, that hash functions have a bigger data set as input than as output (input can be every string of every length, the output set has exactly 2^hash_length_in_bit values). It is impossible to not have collisions. You can just take care to make it hard enough for others to find them.

Yes, you're actually right, my bad.

[noize]

If it's randomly generated it's not even a hash. A hash is a one way algorithm, but for each hash, we cannot have more than one plain text.

I mean, if it is randomly generated, "plain" and "text" might get to be the same hash.

[...] your argument is not true. Every hash function has input values that result in the same output.
The reason is, that hash functions have a bigger data set as input than as output (input can be every string of every length, the output set has exactly 2^hash_length_in_bit values). It is impossible to not have collisions. You can just take care to make it hard enough for others to find them.

Yes, you're actually right, my bad.

[Deque]

Btw: It would be a nice idea to make a challenge by creating a hash cracker for your algorithm (one that does not simply bruteforce, but uses the weaknesses of your algorithm), but then you would have to make the code public. Your choice.

[Deque]

Btw: It would be a nice idea to make a challenge by creating a hash cracker for your algorithm (one that does not simply bruteforce, but uses the weaknesses of your algorithm), but then you would have to make the code public. Your choice.

[Coder-san]

Well I broke the output in groups of two digits, which looks like basic ASCii characters. But I'm having difficulty in identifying the "spaces", which made me code a small program to find out various combinations with different offsets.
Still nothing found.

[Coder-san]

Well I broke the output in groups of two digits, which looks like basic ASCii characters. But I'm having difficulty in identifying the "spaces", which made me code a small program to find out various combinations with different offsets.
Still nothing found.

[Ex094]

@Deque @"Psycho_coder" Thank you guys for your comments and yes I'll try to learn that Basic Crypto Mathematics

[Ex094]

@Deque @"Psycho_coder" Thank you guys for your comments and yes I'll try to learn that Basic Crypto Mathematics