Xdwardo Posted September 23, 2011 Share Posted September 23, 2011 Hi everyone I'm new around here but thought it's about time I joined a good PHP forum! I'll introduce myself properly on the right section, but for now, I'll my post my coding problem on here. I wonder if any has any knowledge or can help. I'm setting up a connection from my web server to a potential data supplier web server, which involves a load of encryption. One of the stages is generating a SHA1 hash of an encrypted string. Now I've got some old example code, however the "mhash" function used in this old code appears to obsolete. Thus is doesn't work. I've tried using the available "sha1" and "hash" functions but cannot replicate the hashed output they provide. Here's the original code: $encrypted_string = "B0436CBFBC5CAAFB7339AF4A1DF845974D53B9D369146E2E4F1451929D9EBE254363E983F4F94517EB9585FDB112E7B1CCE11A33C5BBA23F8D5DE9D3415BA526489AC796A36FBA76D4293C8DFB673708CED10C9732EEC472D9E43D2626AA104121666E79DD8F2FF6BAC0143BD62E0EE826AF6459779C162613508D48BFE2FC8DD558A1834D7205F96EA8D446E9B371E78E990A3995B1052DCBA9CA0AF99CC77ED2A8B55B2B882BA29D4BB4B07FA91AB4D2F10FBB93732B077335A7E6D96FE813AEDC3711A85CD0C13AE22B28C14FCCE3AF4C1F5D2C0F7697DEC7487CCFC0ED4E77B1B65F39BAD5236E3D3C69D33FC484"; $hashBinaryValue = mhash(MHASH_SHA1, $encrypted_string); $hashValue = bin2hex($hashBinaryValue); echo 'hashValue='.$hashValue.'<br>'; The example hashed output should be: 31f6d26b18d3c04895cdc2cc05cbd9ad003f2d3e I cannot seem to replicate this output using the available functions? I've tried the following: $hashBinaryValue = hash('sha1', $encrypted_string); $hashValue = bin2hex($hashBinaryValue); And also: $hashBinaryValue = sha1($encrypted_string); $hashValue = bin2hex($hashBinaryValue); Both generate: 37333736363862393037313732326265346438396433633236383936363430376434613665363231 I've found a webpage that can generate the SHA1 hash, but do not know what language they've done it in. http://www.fileformat.info/tool/hash.htm?hex=B0436CBFBC5CAAFB7339AF4A1DF845974D53B9D369146E2E4F1451929D9EBE254363E983F4F94517EB9585FDB112E7B1CCE11A33C5BBA23F8D5DE9D3415BA526489AC796A36FBA76D4293C8DFB673708CED10C9732EEC472D9E43D2626AA104121666E79DD8F2FF6BAC0143BD62E0EE826AF6459779C162613508D48BFE2FC8DD558A1834D7205F96EA8D446E9B371E78E990A3995B1052DCBA9CA0AF99CC77ED2A8B55B2B882BA29D4BB4B07FA91AB4D2F10FBB93732B077335A7E6D96FE813AEDC3711A85CD0C13AE22B28C14FCCE3AF4C1F5D2C0F7697DEC7487CCFC0ED4E77B1B65F39BAD5236E3D3C69D33FC484 Any help or input would be greatly appreciated =) Quote Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/247698-sha1-hashing-problem-~-unable-to-generate-the-right-output/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
Xdwardo Posted September 23, 2011 Author Share Posted September 23, 2011 Just to give a more simpler way of putting it... Using the word "hello" as an example... I've tried this for: echo sha1(pack("H*","hello")); The output is: 0f28dfede025e7786ec18a62943a80f17bde47fc I need the output of "hello" to be: 320355ced694aa69924f6bb82e7b74f420303fd9 Can anyone replicate this using a PHP SHA1 hashing function? Quote Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/247698-sha1-hashing-problem-~-unable-to-generate-the-right-output/#findComment-1272061 Share on other sites More sharing options...
requinix Posted September 23, 2011 Share Posted September 23, 2011 That hash you're supposed to get for "hello", 320355ced694aa69924f6bb82e7b74f420303fd9 is the hash of character 14. Which is a control character. If that's actually the correct result then something is reducing "hello" to 0xE. I think you just got this one wrong. As for the original, the encrypted value needs to be bytes, not the hex representation. Written in PHP code: /* what you have */ "B0436CBFBC5CAAFB7339AF..." /* what you need */ "\xB0\x43\x6C\xBF\xBC\x5C\xAA\xFB\x73\x39\xAF..." Adjust whatever encryption thing you have to keep the output bytes. Quote Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/247698-sha1-hashing-problem-~-unable-to-generate-the-right-output/#findComment-1272083 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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