A Library of Digestion Algorithms and Hashing Protocols: MD5, SHA1, and SHA256

Abstract

This code borrows from several web sources (all cited within the code) to condense these three hashing protocols into a single library. Useful as a teaching tool and as a file integrity verification tool (directory recursion has not been implemented for directory integrity verification).

Not recommended as an encryption tool. Use at your own risk.

Author(s)

Wyatt "Miller" Miller

 

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