Simon Roberts
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 Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2008 6:43 pm Post subject: Announce: QCP64 Variable Checksum |
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Announce: QCP64 Variable Checksum
Release notes:
Checksums are an important part of all functions of computing they offer
methods of providing data a string or otherwise know as a set length
impression to the data so it can be verified that it is functionally and
completely the same. Checksums are part of cryptology that offer finite
measurement of data and ensure that there is a lot of functionality in the
methods of data verification. Checksums are also referred to as hashes.
The nice feature of the QCP64 is the lack of repetitive numbering, many
checksums/hashes are defined by long occurrences of numerical expression (it
was time to change, this).
QCP64 has 3 many items 2 of which have defaults, there is a seed between 1 -
255 where it will seed the based and produce the hash/checksum for you in
various different bases, it also has a variable length, default 27
characters. You can alter these which will change the checksum as well. You
can see your text.
A hash function is any well-defined procedure or mathematical function for
turning some kind of data into a relatively small integer, that may serve as
an index into an array. The values returned by a hash function are called
hash values, hash codes, hash sums, or simply hashes.
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Trial:
http://www.chronolabs.org/qcp64/
http://www.chronolabs.org.au/qcp64/
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Download:
http://www.chronolabs.org/bin/qcp64_checksum.zip
http://bin.chronolabs.org.au/qcp64_checksum.zip (php)
Size: 12Kb's
CRC32: 13945fb2
MD5: 145f45a5284e3c416265fa27c1d0463b |
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Simon Roberts
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| Posted: Sat Aug 16, 2008 4:18 am Post subject: QCP64 Variable Checksum (final) |
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QCP FINAL RELEASE - PHP 5.x.x
QCP64:
Filesize: 574KB
Version: 1.6.4
CRC32: c37c51ae
DD: http://www.chronolabs.net/bin/qcp64-checksum-1.6.4-FR.zip
Torrent:
http://www.chronolabs.net/modules/xtorrent/visit.php?cid=3&lid=23&agree=1
URL: http://www.chronolabs.net/torrents/Software/QCP64-Checksum/23,3
Demo: http://www.chronolabs.net/qcp64/
QCP71
Filesize: 670KB
Version: 1.1.0
CRC32: 11ebcc82
DD: http://www.chronolabs.net/bin/qcp71-checksum-1.1.0-FR.zip
Torrent:
http://www.chronolabs.net/modules/xtorrent/visit.php?cid=3&lid=24&agree=1
URL: http://www.chronolabs.net/torrents/Software/QCP71-Checksum/24,3
Demo: http://www.chronolabs.net/qcp71/
QCP135
Filesize: 750KB
Version: 1.1.0
CRC32: 01753cc4
DD: http://www.chronolabs.net/bin/qcp135-checksum-1.1.0-FR.zip
Torrent:
http://www.chronolabs.net/modules/xtorrent/visit.php?cid=3&lid=25&agree=1
URL: http://www.chronolabs.net/torrents/Software/QCP135-Checksum/24,3
Demo: http://www.chronolabs.net/qcp135/
The great thing about the QCP checksum is not only is it perfect for data
comparison having a rolling byte indicator to show when data is similar, but
it now include an XOR function for that simple cryptology set to allow for
complete none reversible environments.
If you have trouble getting to the .net, attempt to tunnel to .info, .biz,
..org, .co.uk, .org.au, .ca; - it will also be in alt.binaries.comp
What does QCP Stand for:
Well often in computing what it stands for and what you are taught are two
separate things for example in Law it could stand for a lawyer, judge or
barrister as Queens Council Process in computing it could be like Quantum
Computing Process, in other fields different things, but all those places it
still pivots in the same force of checksums.
Release Notes:
Checksums are an important part of all functions of computing they offer
methods of providing data a string or otherwise know as a set length
impression to the data so it can be verified that it is functionally and
completely the same. Checksums are part of cryptology that offer finite
measurement of data and ensure that there is a lot of functionality in the
methods of data verification. Checksums are also referred to as hashes.
The nice feature of the QCP is the lack of repetitive numbering, many
checksums/hashes are defined by long occurrences of numerical expression (it
was time to change, this).
QCP has 3 many items 2 of which have defaults, there is a seed between 1 -
255 where it will seed the based and produce the hash/checksum for you in
various different bases, it also has a variable length, default 27
characters. You can alter these which will change the checksum as well. You
can see your text.
A hash function is any well-defined procedure or mathematical function for
turning some kind of data into a relatively small integer, that may serve as
an index into an array. The values returned by a hash function are called
hash values, hash codes, hash sums, or simply hashes. Hash/checksum
functions are mostly used to speed up table lookup or data comparison tasks
such as finding items in a database, detecting duplicated or similar records
in a large file, finding similar stretches in DNA sequences, and so on.
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Announce: QCP64 Variable Checksum
Release notes:
Checksums are an important part of all functions of computing they offer
methods of providing data a string or otherwise know as a set length
impression to the data so it can be verified that it is functionally and
completely the same. Checksums are part of cryptology that offer finite
measurement of data and ensure that there is a lot of functionality in the
methods of data verification. Checksums are also referred to as hashes. |
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