Change MD5 hash without Rapidleech

[Griz]

Hi everyone,

I'm using a RDP,

I'm wondering if it's possible to change the MD5 hash of some files without using the MD5 script of rapidleech.

Is there a software or a script that allow me to do that ?

Thanks

Griz Reviewed by Griz on 24th Apr 2012. Change MD5 hash without Rapidleech Hi everyone, I'm using a RDP, I'm wondering if it's possible to change the MD5 hash of some files without using the MD5 script of rapidleech. Is there a software or a script that allow me to do that ? Thanks :) Rating: 5

[sceneguy]

rar and add a text file?

[Palooo 2009]

I think RUM can do that.

Not sure if it can do this only while uploading to RS or can do it separately too.

[jayfella]

As sceneguy mentioned, just add a text file or something to the file and the MD5 will be unique. However, I'm pretty sure that filehosts have adopted a more in-depth verification system now, other than hash blacklist comparison.

[luches]

just add or delete a simple file from the Rar file and the hash will also change ! i put 3 credit files in the rar and in case file get deleted i just delete one of them and the hash changes and reupload with no issue ! doing this with DF, UL, Rapidgator and bitshare !

[deAthbLisS]

i once added this code to phpUploader. modified it a little now..

<?php


echo "Your current Path: " . getcwd() . "\n";
$filespath = getcwd();

    $filelist = array();
        
    $handle = opendir($filespath);
        
    while (false !== ($files = readdir($handle)))
{
            
        if ($files !== '.' && $files !== '..')
    {
                
            array_push($filelist, $files);
            
        }
        
    }
        
closedir($handle);

echo "Changing MD5... <br />";
        
flush();
        
sort($filelist);
        
foreach ($filelist as $file)
        {
        

    $handle = fopen($filespath . $file, 'a+');
    if ($handle)
    {
        fwrite($handle, '0');
        echo "<br />MD5 Changed :)";
    }
    else
    {
        echo "<br />Error Changing MD5<br />";
    }   
    fclose($handle);
        
}


?>

You can try it.. can't say if it will work

P.S: had tried the code when i was uploading stuffs