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sequential hash? reallly weird! - roadrunner177 - 03-30-2016 For the sake of the argument, I suggest these hashes: S*************F**************** S*************F**************** S*************F**************** S*************F**************** S*************F**************** S*************F**************** S*************F**************** S*************F**************** S*************F**************** S*************F**************** From S to F, it's the same hash that repeats itself 10 times. From F to the end of the hash, it's a 16 character hash... I don't know what this is. Really weird. Some sort of sequential sql increment? So every 10 increments from S-F it's the same. The other half changes only. RE: sequential hash? reallly weird! - atom - 04-02-2016 Given the fact that it's exactly 16 asterisks after the F, I'd guess the part between S and F (inclusive) is some fixed salt. Only way to find out is to look at the source (or reverse the binary). |