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    md5 sha1 ripemd "linux hash tool"

    Is there an app to verify checksums or would I have to write the application?

    I was looking at wireshark's checksums, which are:
      1. MD5(wireshark-setup-0.99.4.exe)=44edc28501c52c5a38e7351ea57d7873
      2. SHA1(wireshark-setup-0.99.4.exe)=b245151b0dca0a88c65e7900ce7558ea89d29b c2
      3. RIPEMD160(wireshark-setup-0.99.4.exe)=32710d62eed42bb8237de688736c7c688f2b8d 03
    The containing file is signed with key id 0x21F2949Awhich is tied to a pgp key key belonging to gerald at wireshark dot org

    I can look up how these were done, and code something to run a comparison or I can look for a rainbow table, or I could probably use a password cracker to come up with something, but I think there must be something extant that could let me do all of these checksum processes.
    Note: my constraints are "linux-based and no-cost" I have found several apps for Windows. I would rather use my ubuntu box for everything.

    Code:
    -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
    Version: GnuPG v1.4.3 (Darwin)
    
    mQGiBER/M8sRBACiHBRHH1EM7kO3r9W1c/n2rLl/YnOJ06da5hXfGtdh3g13B1nK
    JguwboIzR4ecW18APFvVh8sxXKrIVkZfrd7P+gr8tahk6oUycPeCVxAEXBKZbj3V
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    =EAj0
    -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
    Wolf Halton - Senior PCI Compliance/Vulnerability Engineer @ Atlanta Cloud Technology
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    Re: md5 sha1 ripemd "linux hash tool"

    you can use md5sum

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    Re: md5 sha1 ripemd "linux hash tool"

    Thanks GhostDog.
    It doesn't seem to work on SHA-1 or RIPEMD-160, but it tears heck out of MD5.

    Once I spent the 2 or 3 hours finding somebody who knew how to use it.

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    Re: md5 sha1 ripemd "linux hash tool"

    For the benefit of others finding this, I wrote a GUI for hashing in Linux called QuickHash. You can hash strings, files, or recursively hash directories of files.

    If ran as sudo, you can also physically hash disks by using the file hashing and choosing /dev/hdX

    You can choose between MD5, SHA1, SHA256 & SHA512

    http://sourceforge.net/projects/quickhash/

    Ted

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    Re: md5 sha1 ripemd "linux hash tool"

    Closed, necromancy.

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