In fact, I did this because of the latest vulnerability that recently appeared in pjblog. The exposed passwords are all 40-bit sha1 encrypted, so they can't be found on some md5 websites. They feel very safe, so I made this small program for everyone. I hope you like it. It contains six encryption methods. If you like it, Use that one.
Websites still use MD5 for passwords and user-encrypted passwords, but MD5 is very unsafe now. Just find a website and you can crack it (in fact, MD5 is irreversible) and get the plain text, so why don’t we try to change the encryption method. The sha1 encryption is 40 bits irreversible. In short, it is safer than MD5. Ha~ Even if the password is revealed, you can't crack it. From now on, it will be 88 with md5.
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