File Integrity Verification System
$ Cryptographic hash generation · MD5 · SHA-1 · SHA-256 · SHA-512 · SHA-3 · RIPEMD-160 · Real-time tamper detection
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Algorithm Reference

INFO
MD5128-bit · BROKEN
Fast checksums, not secure against collision attacks. Use for non-security purposes only.
SHA-1160-bit · DEPRECATED
Collision attacks demonstrated. Deprecated by NIST in 2011. Still used in legacy systems.
SHA-256256-bit · RECOMMENDED
SHA-2 family. Widely used in TLS, Bitcoin, file verification. No known practical attacks.
SHA-512512-bit · STRONGEST
Maximum output length in SHA-2. Better for 64-bit platforms. Used in high-security applications.
SHA-3256-bit · MODERN
Keccak algorithm. Completely different internal design from SHA-2. NIST standard since 2015.