I’ve been recently looking into some checksum tools and here are the ones that I found to be very useful –
- jdigest, a Java GUI tool that generates and checks MD5 and SHA sums
- Jacksum, a Java API, usable both through a GUI and a CLI, which incorporates many checksum implementations and allows to extend with as many as you need.
- jcksum, a Java library, that can be used by developers in Java applications to calculate checksums using different algorithms.
Ofcourse, you can use the following tools in Unix to generate 32-bit CRC or MD5.
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