the decryption key for HD DVD is 09F911029D74E35BD84156C5635688C0 :)
but I'm surprised that the MD5 for "" (ie a zero length string) has 210k search results for it. (yes Nathan, I'm ashamed that it took me a little bit to recognise that particular MD5 string)
Why would you recognise it? Hashing NULL is not the type of thing you'd do often... But I was interested to see if anyone would think of NULL as a special case.
but I'm surprised that the MD5 for "" (ie a zero length string) has 210k search results for it.
(yes Nathan, I'm ashamed that it took me a little bit to recognise that particular MD5 string)
Cause null is a good reference. :)
Especially when you use MD5 hash as a means to generate your passphrases.
Good for verification: eg. download software and check the MD5 sum to make sure it hasn't been alterred.
Good for dealing with passwords: eg. for this OpenID script, I store the MD5 sum in the config, so my password can't be seen.
try this