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MD5 hash function for VB6

Asked by Frosty555 in VB Objects, Visual Basic Programming, VB Controls

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So far I've found activex controls and VB.NET stuff about writing md5 hashes, but no native VB code that does it, and the md5 hashing algorithm is too complex for me to replicate.

Can somebody please show me how to write an MD5 hash in native VB6 only? WinAPI calls are fine, I just don't want activex/external dlls I have to download and distribute. I'm trying to write a function in native VB6 that does a standard MD5 hash of a string, the same kind of hash that is performed by PHP's md5() function.

It doesn't need to be terribly optimized. These activex controls are all because these people expect you to try and hash every file on your entire hard drive, I'm just doing a one-time password hash. Nobody will care if they have to wait 0.0025 seconds as opposed to 0.0001 seconds.Start Free Trial
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Zones: VB Objects, Visual Basic Programming, VB Controls
Tags: md5, vb6, hash, function
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