Made homomorphic to Humanhash.py #1
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April 5, 2013 14:38
Modified algorithm so that outputs match humanhash.py given any input. Editted default wordlist accordingly. Also added the "compress" and "uuid" methods found in humanhash.py . To more closely match humanhash.py, the module now defines a constructor "HumanHasher" which must be instantiated. ie: HumanHash = new HumanHasher();
Revised "compress" so that it does not zero-pad in the case that there are less than the target number of bytes provided. Instead it simply returns the bytes back.
Excess bytes are now distributed amongst the compressed bytes, instead of being dumped into the final byte as they were before.
This reverts commit 3526073.
This reverts commit b4942d7.
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Modified algorithm so that outputs match humanhash.py given any input.
Editted default wordlist accordingly.
Also added the "compress" and "uuid" methods found in humanhash.py .
To more closely match humanhash.py, the module now defines a constructor
"HumanHasher" which must be instantiated. ie: