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It can't be, because I made it. ;) I'm not sure how to prove it, because I'm not flinging the script for download to everybody... But I assure you I made it, otherwise there wouldn't have been errors if I had used a pre-made script.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robbie!
You can't just say it's the same, because look at most md5 encrypters. They're all similar, as there's not much to them.
Well I don't think you're the kind of person that'd lie, so I believe you :)
Thanks. :D I don't lie, I used to when I was a kid but I've learned lying gets you absolutely NOWHERE.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robbie!
I'll explain how I made it...
You search for a hash, it uses the md5($var) function to hash it. It saves the hash and the text in the db.
To find the hash it just searches for it in the db, simple.
The autothing generates a random hash and stores.