One of my customers ask me to pass some sensible data to server with MD5 algorithm.
So I don’t know what was MD5 algorithm and I start search some news about it… I love wikipedia!
MD5 (Message-Digest algorithm 5) is a cryptation algorithm made by Professor Ronald Rivest in ’90.
In this algorithm you can pass a string to a hash function and it returns a new 128 bit hash value (a new string).
Surfing on web I search how it works to create an AS3 version, but I find some free libraries in riaforge.org that implements
this algorithm and many other!
Very useful if you must pass any important data, so you can take a look at Houser’s AS3 library and Torgemane’s library (I love this one).
For italian developers I also put a little flex example in flex developers UG.
Enjoy!
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You should have a look at corelib http://www.code.google.com/p/as3corelib/
Hi Julien,
sorry, it’s my fault, I forget to put corelib also!
Yes another great library is as3corelib