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(Perl) Hashing Encoded Data

This example explains how it's important to know exactly what bytes are getting hashed when working with encoded data, such as hex, base64, etc.

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Perl Module for Windows, MacOS, Linux, Alpine Linux, Solaris

use chilkat();

# This example assumes the Chilkat API to have been previously unlocked.
# See Global Unlock Sample for sample code.

$crypt = chilkat::CkCrypt2->new();

# Imagine we want to SHA-1 hash this A9133F6DC63E85BE0619763F8975CA076FF91B95CB6F121CD21C016143315E11B9ED4374F174B2CC
$strToHash = "A9133F6DC63E85BE0619763F8975CA076FF91B95CB6F121CD21C016143315E11B9ED4374F174B2CC";

# The question is:  Do we want to hash the bytes 0xA9, 0x13, 0x3F...
# or do we want to literally hash each us-ascii byte:  'A', '9', '1', '3'.

# The results will obviously be different depending on what bytes are actually hashed.

# To hash the decoded bytes (i.e. 0xA9, 0x13, 0x3F...) we do this:

# "hex" is not an actual character encoding.  It's a special value to be used to tell Chilkat to hex decode
# the string and pass the decoded bytes to the hash algorithm...
$crypt->put_Charset("hex");
$crypt->put_HashAlgorithm("sha1");
# Get the hash result in lowercase hex
$crypt->put_EncodingMode("hex_lower");
$hashValue = $crypt->hashStringENC($strToHash);
print "hash of decoded hex bytes: " . $hashValue . "\r\n";

# The result is 7a4a2ba73811fab98b4baaee2df164cbdd0d8e8e

# This is how to hash the us-ascii byte values:
# The Charset property defines the byte representation of the string passed to the hash algorithm:
$crypt->put_Charset("us-ascii");
# The EncodingMode property defines the binary encoding (hex, base64, etc.) of the hash returned as an encoded string.
$crypt->put_EncodingMode("hex");
$crypt->put_HashAlgorithm("sha1");

$hashValue = $crypt->hashStringENC($strToHash);
print "hash of us-ascii bytes: " . $hashValue . "\r\n";

# The result is:  2A7500F88734F4B19C79852CA0FF3E1C561F31C8

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