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Computers → Internet → Internet security and hacking → Encryption
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  • HasntBeen
    That looks like an "MD5 hash". If it is -- or if it is some other high-powered hash value -- you'll need a bank of computers the size of Manhattan and a number of years to work. The job will go faster if you know the exact size of the original data. You'll also need to realize that many different data streams will result from the 'decryption', so you'll have to go through them all to figure out which one is the correct original version.
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