Security experts use the MD5 encryption hash method to verify if two files are identical.
A cryptographic system called MD5 is used for digital signatures, content verification, and message authentication. The hash algorithm used in MD5 confirms that the document you sent and the recipient both received the same file.
A string of any length may be turned into an MD5 hash by encoding it into a 128-bit fingerprint. The identical 128-bit hash output will always be produced when encoding the very same string with the MD5 method.
This hash is a little trickier since it includes a salt, a randomized string of information that is added to a password before it is hashed and saved.
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