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I have a hash and what I think is its original value

DRMSoftwareRadio-MERLIN-00000218
20030130
Frank Garnier
[email protected]
Witte Kruislaan 55
Hilversum
1217AM
Netherlands
a9ba81b656e632dfdeaa2889c7a1be385cf8d351e194dedb1813a00b7d7c2c55
99b9e76825dc15ca02319b9ac513e84e48a38364c218918403c224bc4ff57e48
fde9381908812fb42badd491f87f7517c66cdfd6dabad086fb4ed21448123e8e
92a8c2ae5a1e245283cc1ac66b3e0f9f2e855993fe082a5a5949cfdb4e2e78ea
5b996cbd1bfe938c28ab4b5d0273322d47ccf4c526756184175cc35ec9be6e25
5c909807d11e6b59bff2599347f7b09b49de6e46d8c1561cec06435b5787bd3f
fbefca813967061dad73f65918169a039d3d41fa315ba1f04d50276de58f8c17
9e80a9323c238c6359f7cbb95d1a18edaab116e9178a6c88a000179dac5c41d2

I know this hash is some of this values above and think that 20030130 should belong to99b9e76825dc15ca02319b9ac513e84e48a38364c218918403c224bc4ff57e48

so how can I figure out if 20030130 (because there are only numbers and its short) belongs to any of this hashes and possibly hash it in such a way I get one of this hashes for it

Thanks for Anwsering and Best Regards

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Just plug it in any SHA256 hash-algorithm calculator and see! You can do this online or use a simple Python module like hashlib to hash things on your own.

Using both the online program and a simple python3 script I wrote, 20030130 doesn't match any of the hashes listed (instead producing the hash 8fbaf5a8fedcebe1214b6fd23bec5db357ba4f6323630a1d59ffe86d948f0b81). There is a good chance a salt could be being used, which means the hashes would have a different word prepended that makes cracking a hash more difficult.

theTheodidact
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  • but its a very old program: http://www.winradio.com/software/drm_software_radio_2.0.38.zip, I don't think they used salt in 2004 also how can I figure what hash algo is used here is the function that should calculate it: https://pastebin.com/EHq1fFJr – user3368585 Aug 29 '19 at 17:15
  • Salts have been used since before the 1980s. If your question is "how do I know what hash algorithm this is?" that's an entirely different question and you should update your question accordingly. What hash algorithms have you tried? – theTheodidact Aug 29 '19 at 19:07
  • SHA512, SHA384, SHA1, MD5

    after using SND Reverser tool said they are used

    – user3368585 Aug 30 '19 at 21:27