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There are 17 methods written in that standard . Unfortunately, there are 8 weak methods within which contains a level of danger. You know that thing.
So, I take out that eight methods for layman's safety.
FILENAME: cryptocalc.exe , SIZE in BYTES: 2091008
SM3: 868D4EA23E8D3CB0241902B769459A78180B161262FDEFA1319F401E20FC4321
SHA256: C1E537BEE209276522E25BC964479747DD1D4C13B2B1D2D0751E4284C7F7BBBE
SHA512: 90D40D1F7D4A18E4A1F113E0185BA43035299D9F23C6D0DA8BA12528144305B3C4485251BB6C2A88E5B19E1230D651BA13A42BB3145FA8B086B5D313677E11CE
SHA3-256: D5E940DAE7F5CBEF79168724E051007081DF85E4CCCD9D796B5D1A08D568A7D2
SHA3-512: 1224F757B5792A6D0F3D7F575813F83DCCD89984D5A708524D46F0D5A5A3AE67ACE94A8DDC4F1C09F22FEA1AB6F8CA8AA5161002DB7AC992D700C30FAE405EB8
FILENAME: cryptocalc9.Windows.AMD64.tar.gz , SIZE in BYTES: 1228967
SM3: 59AC51A4942695D6C2C7F1E7188BC555B78E945A6E49BBC21121E8B4F64D14B1
SHA256: A0F1DC4A358EFE88BC8C326C30E2BC0C664B9E4BB616292C74C944AB817CBA78
SHA512: B80A69D24F5B637B7A5AB3923F3E862AC17C71EAC907267A4BC228CCDC7460FEE578675C23CF929B1C537C2CB194B37C04A4ADA0354A452C6116F092D6B00F9A
SHA3-256: D3733A82EA78A3C2B75BADC3EF3E3A3B6D970988E91575504CB24AA52C815278
SHA3-512: D816901551BE36357040B3DB0ADB4C61C24204129B6E476EE730B529BE8295B65083F3A355D8CD91A585F826B6311D73DE4FD30FE18349DAF95A071ECCA67565