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September 14th, 2006, 03:07 AM
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** HEADS UP ** OUTPOST USERS
Greeting's
I would be great, if one or more user(s) can verify this for me.
CHECKSUM PROBLEM : Outpost 4 (RC) uses SHA256 algorithm for generating, storing and verifying component's
I checked a log entry :
6:52:13 AM Component checksum stored SPYWAREBLASTER.EXE c:\windows\system32\wshtcpip.dll f53479add38200ece2a210425a7b74da
Even looking at the checksum one can make out that it is not SHA256.. Anyway I decided to check the same file for checksum using :
MD5 : a7f95a53ee055115df03588997a47d4d
SHA1: 81c4564e21f028a0e968b3fb1822c3485ba46e84
SHA256: adb69154056c32118112e2be4af4c8672ea477b88794c9e561e2189c9fb15020
SHA384: df68c20cad498f576237dd27db9ce745d04c60a9125db1eb5744ef07dcbbac81aac6b0d3af1183008b190215a23d8ebf
SHA512: 1a71618c10c53b7151fa0edde94a7153232078775409b6a260aae448d3fb2b714712be023deaa3eb28aeca72e1dfe1b55131323d1f9b1f1f91adf480139840a8
Clearly the software doesnt use SHA256 (well, not even SHA1).. Moreover it doesnt (atleast I dont think so) uses MD5 although it looks similar the checksum generated is different ( FILE HAS NOT CHANGED )
I really want someone to confirm this.
http://www.agnitum.com/products/outp...te_history.php
Parth Maniar,
CISSP, CISM, CISA, SSCP
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