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What is that strange string of characters everyone refers to md5 or sha1 when updating to a certain CFW/MFW? Well this md5/sha1 hash acts as a fingerprint on a certain file, basically meaning "is this the real file I am using?" mostly to secure any usage of fakes programs or such.

Here I introduce to you HashTab!
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With HashTab you can validate file authenticity within any custom firmware PUP.
(NOTE: the hashes must be in capital or else the program might detect it as false)

Examples of md5/sha1 hashes:

Waninkoko CFW v2 (3.55)
MD5: 6a6cfc701300c95b57b990d8d609e52f
SHA1: a4f155711bbb031022d0c531d70a0b7a180b7aca

Kmeaw MFW 3.55
MD5: 2be5e87a22bf1e7f48e98fcabd38977b

Official Firmware 3.55(Sony)
MD5: ca595ad9f3af8f1491d9c9b6921a8c61

How-To use? You just open the PUP of any firmware you want to hash check and you copy the hash someone has provided for you and you paste it onto the bottom bar. Make sure to set MD5/SHA1 hashes on. If the hash is true then it will display a check sign confirming it is correct.

Go ahead and try it! "Thanks" is welcome if I helped in anyway ^.^.

yea it is i redownloaded it and its still nothing i have windows