Calculate Rich header hash #945
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…2, md5 and sha256
PeterMatula
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Meergin this, but @HoundThe please also add regression tests checking all three values - on some sample where the results is the same as in Virus Total.
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@HoundThe I will add the regression test myself, it will take just a minute and we can consider this done. |
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I've added a calculation of decrypted (XORed) rich header hashes (crc32, md5, sha256) as mentioned in issue #621 . Not sure if all of them are wanted, probably MD5 only would be ok as used by VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/0ee196bb23f0eafe4f61d30bf6c676fd7365cb12ae66a6bde278851e91901ac1/details