Tool that returns md5() of any input

The tool below allows one to run md5() function over any input, and this function is very useful when storing sensitive information such as passwords in a database. md5() doesn’t return raw data by default, therefore standard output is a hexadecimal number that consists of 32 characters. Raw data can be enabled by specifying $raw_output=true within brackets when using this function.

md5 is a PHP function that calculates the md5 hash of given input using the RSA Data Security, Inc. MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm.

 

Code example

<?php //return and echo md5 hash values - standard one and raw one $str[] = "type your string here"; echo "Output is: ".md5($str[0]); //66aaed5cdac4935ff53f3d5f4e6fe467 $raw_value = md5($str[0],TRUE); ?>

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