major security compromise

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zed6250
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A rejoint: 12/29/2021

My sha1sum and sha256sum are generating bogus seeds. Who wants to help me track it down? I have no idea where to start...

Pablo G

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A rejoint: 05/16/2012

I don't know if your problem is the same as I was getting:
I had some errors with checksums of downloaded iso files...then I realized that the command was not ok.
For example, the right commands for checking downloaded Nabia iso file is:

pablo@pablo-G31T-M2:~$ md5sum -c trisquel_10.0_amd64.iso.md5
trisquel_10.0_amd64.iso: La suma coincide
pablo@pablo-G31T-M2:~$ sha1sum -c trisquel_10.0_amd64.iso.sha1
trisquel_10.0_amd64.iso: La suma coincide
pablo@pablo-G31T-M2:~$ sha256sum -c trisquel_10.0_amd64.iso.sha256
trisquel_10.0_amd64.iso: La suma coincide

"La suma coincide": checksum ok
The .iso file is in the same folder with .iso.md5 etc. files.

Greetings

zed6250
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A rejoint: 12/29/2021

bump anyone?
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redacted for simplicity, see below, don't take my word for it try it yourself!

https://pastebin.com/5knMS7SP

https://postimg.cc/gallery/LjfHJTS

as you can see the random text does not match any of the sha256sums on the ones generated on the web...

zed6250
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A rejoint: 12/29/2021

Why are my host key's not matching either?

https://postimg.cc/JDcbS01t

Legimet
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A rejoint: 12/10/2013

When you use the echo command, the string that you pass to it is followed by a newline. Meanwhile, the website that you used was hashing the string without a newline at the end. To omit the newline outputted by echo, you can use the "-n" flag. For example,
$ echo -n "sfkjgsdbnfgvk" | sha256sum
ca3e2ebc02e01d051dfe278e98953b5451503dd4872b45613d1ab82b0d051230 -

Alternatively, you can input a newline on one of those websites and you should get 851099aabd9ca5cfb4b029c6ee6c8692671527813a65b3f14d762b93dfd632d4.

As for the SSH host keys, the fingerprint is not computed by simply taking the SHA256 sum of the key file. Try this:
cat /etc/ssh/ssh_host_ecdsa_key.pub | awk '{ print $2 }' | base64 -d | sha256sum | awk '{ print $1 }' | xxd -r -p | base64
and you should get something that matches what is outputted by SSH, possibly with some extra '=' signs at the end which are part of base64 padding. (See this answer on Serverfault for more details)

zed6250
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A rejoint: 12/29/2021

I will test this soon. I thought it may have been something like that. Thank you SO MUCH!!

zed6250
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A rejoint: 12/29/2021

edit*
Thanks so much!, worked like a charm!