[erorcun]

CRC32 Encrypter

Very difficult to decrypt.
It can be used in registration systems.
I've tested it, I could not find any problems.

What is CRC32:

CRC32 is one of hash functions based on on the "polynomial" division idea. The CRC is acronym for Cyclic Redundancy Code (other variants instead "Code" is "Check" and "Checksum") algorithm. The number 32 is specifying the size of resulting hash value (checksum) - 32 bits. The checksum is used to detect errors after transmission or storage of any piece of information.

Usage:

pawn Code:

CRC32(string[]); // return is integer

Download:

[tiago-99]

Good Ill go test!

[[MWR]Blood]

More info!
No Info = no download

[erorcun]

Info added.

[Sayaron]

Not bad my friend, but I will not have any use of it. Maybe others will, great work anyway

[park4bmx]

nice work keep it up dude

[RyDeR`]

Can pass trough, but I stмll recommend MD5, Default Encrypt and Whirpool.

[Woet]

CRC32 is meant for data integrity, not for hashing/encryption.
Please use MD5/SHA1 for hashing and Rijndael for encryption.

[Toni]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Woet CRC32 is meant for data integrity, not for hashing/encryption. Please use MD5/SHA1 for hashing and Rijndael for encryption.

Where do People come up with these names?

[Popz]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tɧ϶ Tσηί™ Quote: Originally Posted by Woet CRC32 is meant for data integrity, not for hashing/encryption. Please use MD5/SHA1 for hashing and Rijndael for encryption. Where do People come up with these names?

MD = Message-Digest Algorithm
SHA = Secure Hash Algorithm
Rijndael = portmanteau of the inventer's names


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