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one.ttf (3f67f2feb32a72cf4b90c767eb43aa52)

two.ttf (8880bae64dc9e6ba22446f789d09d3d7)

I want to set one.ttf md5 hash to two.ttf It is possible?

Like this

one.ttf (3f67f2feb32a72cf4b90c767eb43aa52)

two.ttf (3f67f2feb32a72cf4b90c767eb43aa52)

Khun Htetz Naing
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    The hash is a direct, deterministic function of the file contents. Changing the hash implies changing the content. Using this the simplest solution is to overwrite two with one. I presume that's not what you want? – SEJPM Nov 26 '20 at 15:03
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    @SEJPM I want to change the font style on my phone. The system only allowed a TTF font file with a specific MD5 hash. So, I want to inject that MD5 hash into another font file. – Khun Htetz Naing Nov 26 '20 at 15:22
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    This is asked here, and the answer is no if we ignore hacks of the phone code, which are off-topic, and the remote possibility that one.ttf was crafted to allow that. – fgrieu Nov 26 '20 at 15:23

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