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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Restore your file from its hash and coordinate key
Upload your SHA-256 hash, the edited source binary (e.g. a2bb78c….bin), and your coordinates key. SHA256-Magic will reconstruct every missing byte — no passwords, just precision.
Upload Recovery Files
Provide the three files needed to restore your original source: the .hash file, the edited .bin file, and the .key coordinates file.
The edited binary file should be named as the SHA256 hash of the original source, e.g. a2bb78c….bin — this ensures correct file identification during recovery.
The restored file will download as the_hash_of_the_original_source_goes_here.bin — the resulting hash of the original source becomes the filename (e.g. a2bb78c….bin).
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