Hashing in Java

A hash is a fixed size for any size of source text and is not considered to be “encryption” because it cannot be reversed to reveal the original text. This enables comparison of “hashed” copies of texts instead of decrypting the text to retrieve the original version when it is appropriate to do so.

Hash tables, integrity checks, challenge handshake authentication, digital signatures, etc. are a few examples of such uses.

Every implementation of the Java platform is required to support the following standard MessageDigest algorithms:

Following is a sample of the Hashing in java.

For Utility code please visit Cryptography In Java

Output

As we can see the output for different Hashing algorithms.

Part 1 Cryptography In Java

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