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# ftp://ftp.cerias.purdue.edu/pub/tools/unix/crypto/md5/
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md5sum computes a 128-bit checksum 
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md5sum --check <files-to-chck>
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# http://project.honeynet.org/scans/scan15/som/som31.txt
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gpg --print-md md5 honeynet.tar.gz
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gpg --print-md md5 honeynet.tar.gz
#	honeynet.tar.gz: 0D FF 8F B9 FE 02 2E A8 0D 8F 1A 4E 4A E3 3E 21
#	Which checks out with MD5=0dff8fb9fe022ea80d8f1a4e4ae33e21.
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#	This does not necessarily mean that the tar ball is authentic, one can use 
#	tools such as "fix" to counter fit the checksum. For our purpose we will go 
#	a head and trust the results!
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