SHA256-Magic
Lance MarchettiMy project involves hashing a file and then locking the hash to the file by deleting the characters in the binary according to their column position sequence found in the hash string. Once the coordinate key is generated, we can then recall the characters from the hash string to populate their positions again in the binary file.
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Step 1 — Hash & Lock
Turn any file into its own SHA-256 fingerprint
SHA256-Magic hashes your source, weaves each hex character into the raw binary, and produces an edited file whose filename is the hash — so every byte is locked to its identity.
a2bb78c….bin. That’s what “the_hash_of_the_original_source_goes_here.bin” means — the hash is the name.Click to upload or drag and drop a file here
Any file type accepted — SHA-256 hash computed in-browser
After hashing, the edited source will be named with its own hash: e.g. a2bb78c….bin — the hash becomes the filename.
Common Questions
Quick answers about how SHA256-Magic hashes, weaves, and restores your files — all inside the browser.
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