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hash
NAME
hash() - hash a string with the specified algorithm
SYNOPSIS
string hash( string algo, string str );
DESCRIPTION
Returns the hash of string `str` by the `algo` algorithm.
Algorithm `algo` can be one of:
**Legacy algorithms:**
md4 md5 ripemd160
**Legacy algorithms (OpenSSL 1.x - 2.x only):**
md2 mdc2
**SHA-1 and SHA-2 family:**
sha1 sha224 sha256 sha384 sha512
**SHA-3 family (recommended):**
sha3-224 sha3-256 sha3-384 sha3-512
**BLAKE2 family (high performance):**
blake2s256 blake2b512
**Other algorithms:**
sm3
This requires PACKAGE_CRYPTO to be enabled when compiling the driver.
**Compatibility Notes:**
- MD2 and MDC2 are only available with OpenSSL 1.x - 2.x (removed in OpenSSL 3.x)
- BLAKE2 family requires OpenSSL 1.1.0+
- SHA-3 family and SM3 require OpenSSL 1.1.1+
Note: For new applications, SHA-3 and BLAKE2 algorithms are recommended over
legacy MD and older SHA algorithms for better security and performance.
EXAMPLE
// Legacy algorithms
hash("md4", "Something") = "abc554cae9acd8f168101954383335df"
hash("md5", "Something") = "73f9977556584a369800e775b48f3dbe"
hash("sha1", "Something") = ...40 characters...
// Legacy algorithms (OpenSSL 1.x - 2.x only)
hash("md2", "Something") = ...32 characters... (if available)
hash("mdc2", "Something") = ...32 characters... (if available)
// SHA-2 family
hash("sha224", "Something") = ...56 characters...
hash("sha256", "Something") = ...64 characters...
hash("sha384", "Something") = ...96 characters...
hash("sha512", "Something") = ...128 characters...
// SHA-3 family (recommended for new applications)
hash("sha3-256", "Something") = ...64 characters...
hash("sha3-512", "Something") = ...128 characters...
// BLAKE2 family (high performance)
hash("blake2s256", "Something") = ...64 characters...
hash("blake2b512", "Something") = ...128 characters...
// Other algorithms
hash("ripemd160", "Something") = ...40 characters...
hash("sm3", "Something") = ...64 characters...
SEE ALSO
crypt(3), oldcrypt(3), sha1(3)