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Roobet Crash Predictor
Free Roobet Crash Predictor: the Roobet hack, Tool download.
Roobet crash predictor is a tool or model that claims to estimate crash points in Roobet’s crash game. Some are simple analysis tools, others call themselves crash tools or crash game predictors - the useful ones focus on reproducible results rather than bold promises. Learn how sha512 vs sha256 impacts Roobet crash predictor claims, practical validation steps, and safe testing to verify any Roobet predictor tool. Curious whether a Roobet crash predictor actually helps your crash... -
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xSum Hash Utility
Command-line utility for Windows which generates and verifies the hash
.... Users can easily verify that your release is authentic and belongs to you by verifying both the file hashes, and the GPG key. Files that have been tampered with will return a warning to the user. Supported Algorithms: - CRC-8, 16, 32 - MD5 - SHA1 - SHA2-256, 384, 512 - SHA3-128, 224, 256, 384, 512 - Blake2b-128, 160, 256, 384, 512 - Blake2s-128, 160, 256, 384, 512 For a full explanation of using xSum, read https://github.com/Aetherinox/xsum-hash-utility/wiki/Getting-Started -
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Schizoware
Bulk image name and hash randomizer
NOTICE: MD5 randomization function currently doesn't work on 4chan for .gif and .webm. Download the 4chan version of Schizoware for .png and .jpg. It's slower, but it's the only way to randomize hashes on 4chan. This is a meme program I originally started making because I kept running into people stalking me through images using 4chan archives (which goes against the whole anonymity aspect and that sucks). The program is capable of renaming (into a choice of 4chan, tumblr, KYM or UUID... -
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FullDiskHash
Get and save hashes of files in a drive or folder.
Get and save hashes (MD5 and SHA256) of files in a drive or folder. In later stages of the project, it will be possible to compare the hashes with previous scans to check which files have been changed. Additional information such as the author of the software or its certification in the case of executables or libraries is also read. -
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CheckMate
Utility to generate and verify checksums/hashes
CheckMate is a program designed to generate all kinds of checksums and/or hashes. Checksums can simply be displayed or saved and used to verify the integrity of a file later on. -
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WinMd5Checksum
Calculating and comparing MD5 checksums, calculating SHA256 hash
You can calculating md5 hashsums, comparing files and hashsums in pairs. If you have backups of one file and you have a md5 hashsum, you can compare your backups against this md5 hashsum. Calculating SHA256 hashes too. This repository will no longer updated! Please take a look at this url: https://github.com/tualatin/winmd5checksum -
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This software generate hashes from a text. It could generate: - MD5 - SHA-1 - SHA 256 - SHA-384 - SHA-512
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FileScan
FileScan; MD5, CRC, file monitor.
FileScan monitors files for corruption or modification using an MD5 database. -
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chksm-chkfile
Windows MD5/SHA-1/SHA-256 file hashes calculator.
Calculate MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256 checksum hashes from a specific file, and compare these values with a given string. Accept one filename as parameter. Functionalities : - automatically retrieve text from Windows clipboard and compare it. - 32 & 64 bits windows platforms supported - Installation (Add to file context menu) - Uninstallation Requirements: - Microsfot .NET Framework 2.0 Files: chksm-chkfile.exe MD5: c0b7761deeb7d7dc45aa04726309d4ca SHA1 -
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A file verification application, that compares files to MULTIPLE premade SFV or MD5 files. It supports creating hashes in CRC32, MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA384, SHA512 and RIPEMD160. It also has a clone finder that uses the crc32 function.
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A client for the passcracking.com online database ob MD5 and SHA1 Hashes. It allows to generate MD5 and SHA1-Hashes from passwords and querying the database to get the password for a given hash.
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eCrypt is a powerful text encryption tool that can encrypt and decrypt text using Base64 and Rot13 Encoding. eCrypt can also generate MD5 Hashes.
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SteamCleaner.NET
Cleans up leftover setups when installing games with Steam.
When installing games from Steam on Windows the setups leave behind many files that are not needed any longer and consume disk space. These include .NET and Visual C++ runtimes, XNA framework, and DirextX files. Many of these files are very old versions that have no purpose and only one of many is actually used. This software detects them based on their hashes and deletes the files outright clearing up disk space.
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