CyoHash is a simple shell extension that is used from within Windows Explorer to calculate the MD5 hash, SHA1 hash, or CRC32 checksum of a file. (Additional SHA256, SHA384, and SHA512 algorithms are available for users of Windows XP SP3 or newer.)
Features
- MD5
- SHA1
- SHA256
- SHA384
- SHA512
- CRC32
- Windows
- Shell extension
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User Reviews
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Thank you very much for the program!
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80% for first impression. Calculation is fine, call from Windows Explorer context also. The only flaw seems to be the rigidity of the output window a.k.a. inability to resize the column containing the hash result. Some hashes are too long to fit. Apart from column resize, a line-wrapping would also resolve this. As it is one has to Copy Hash/Export Hash and do the comparison with the source's hash in another environment. P.S. That said, I realize that the probability to find a pair of 'legitimate' and 'tampered with' files, for whom 45 first hex-digits of 64-digit hash would be the same, is minimal.
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The application is helpful, thank you.
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Very useful, easy to use
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Works perfectly. You don't even need a readme.txt. I just downloaded it at 2:36PM and it's just now 2:39 and I managed to use download, install, find and use CyoHash to check the MD5sum of a Linux Mint distro, register on Sourceforge and come back to write this review! One of the fastest executables I have downloaded in a while.