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Hello everyone,

In one of projects I've found that data encrypts with algorithm I have never meet before. It converts input string to 10-symbol numeric string. It's definitely not one of popular hashes (md5, sha1, etc) or check sums (crc16, crc32, etc), I've checked all I known.

Example: Input string: "davidc"; Output string: "2172453193".

Length of output string is fixed - 10 symbols. It contains only digits ("0123456789"). This is all details i can add =/

Maybe someone met something similar to that or maybe know algorithm - You'll economy lot of my time.

With love <3

mbte
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  • https://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask – President James K. Polk Nov 28 '17 at 13:14
  • and.. what makes you think it's not a hash or checksum? it's only matter of representation. e.g. number you've provided can be represented as 32 bit array ( `817d0149` in hex). Though without any more details you have no means to know (and definitelly we have no idea where you took it from) – gusto2 Nov 28 '17 at 13:59
  • You need to provide us with at least 10 examples of input amd output strings. – fpmurphy Nov 29 '17 at 09:57

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