Checksum Function and Security Module Release

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Today Stringland Tech has a new feature and a new module for better functions management. The new feature is checksum calculation. The new module is the security module which has two functions: checksum calculation and password generation.


Here is the Security module page link.

https://stringland.github.io/web/#/security/generate_checksum


Here is the screenshot:

stringland tech checksum

stringland tech checksum

stringland tech checksum


Checksum Calculation

Checksum calculation page is the home page of Security module.

Here is the page link

https://stringland.github.io/web/#/security/generate_checksum

 

Here is the sample screenshot using MD4 check sum calculation: 


 

Here is checksum algorithm supported in Stringland Tech:

  • MD4
  • MD5
  • SHA1
  • SHA224
  • SHA256
  • SHA384
  • SHA512
  • RIPEMD160
  • SHA3_224
  • SHA3_256
  • SHA3_384
  • SHA3_512 
  • SHA512_224
  • SHA512_256


Note that the output checksum is hex value. Later will support base 32 and base 64 checksum. ✊


Password Generation

We can generate the password by select the conditions.

Here is the page link.

https://stringland.github.io/web/#/security/generate_password


Here is the sample screenshot of generating password.


Note that the password will not be saved by Stringland Tech. So please save the password generated in the safe place. 😀


Currently the generated password can have following conditions:

  • Include upper case letters.
  • Include lower case letters.
  • Length of password.
  • Some special characters.

 

The special characters are subject to change.


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