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    This document is a student's lab report for an experiment on message integrity and hash functions. The aim was to study and test message integrity using MD5 and SHA-1 hashes for files of varying sizes. The student observed that even small changes to a file dramatically changed its hash value. Different hash functions were tested, including SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512. The conclusion is that checksums can be used to detect errors in transmitted or stored data and ensure integrity by verifying no changes have occurred.

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    This document is a student's lab report for an experiment on message integrity and hash functions. The aim was to study and test message integrity using MD5 and SHA-1 hashes for files of varying sizes. The student observed that even small changes to a file dramatically changed its hash value. Different hash functions were tested, including SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512. The conclusion is that checksums can be used to detect errors in transmitted or stored data and ensure integrity by verifying no changes have occurred.

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    This document is a student's lab report for an experiment on message integrity and hash functions. The aim was to study and test message integrity using MD5 and SHA-1 hashes for files of varying sizes. The student observed that even small changes to a file dramatically changed its hash value. Different hash functions were tested, including SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512. The conclusion is that checksums can be used to detect errors in transmitted or stored data and ensure integrity by verifying no changes have occurred.

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    Department of Information Technology

    Semester: V Name of Student:Ashish Mundhada


    Academic Year: 2022-23 Student ID:20104107
    Class / Branch: TE IT
    Subject: Security Lab (SL)
    Name of Instructor: Prof. Apeksha Mohite

    EXPERIMENT NO. 10

    Aim: To study and test message integrity by using MD5, SHA-1 for varying message sizes.

    Output:

    1.) to view the hash for a file & to observe Even a small change to the file will dramatically
    change the hash. We try to make changes and view the hash values again.

    2.) SHA-1 (Secure Hash Algorithm 1)


    3.) sha256sum/sha512sum/sha224sum/sha384sum:

    Conclusion : We have seen how checksum are generated for MD5 and SHA. You can

    make use of this Checksum method as a redundancy check to detect errors in data. Hence.

    ensure the integrity of data portions for data transmission or storage.

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