you could try with --keep-guessing and see how many false positives you get.
Since it's a crc32 checksum it's not impossible (the decompression errors in case of compression of course would prevent a lot of "wrong results", but since it's not compressed false postives are much more likely, but still quite difficult to get very many because of the 2^19 iteration cost)
Since it's a crc32 checksum it's not impossible (the decompression errors in case of compression of course would prevent a lot of "wrong results", but since it's not compressed false postives are much more likely, but still quite difficult to get very many because of the 2^19 iteration cost)