SHA-256 - Hash algorithm

SHA-256 (Secure Hash Algorithm 256) is a cryptographic hashing algorithm that generates a fixed-length (256-bit) "digest" from variable-length input data. It is part of the SHA-2 family and is widely used for data integrity verification, digital signatures, and cryptographic security. Compared to SHA-1, SHA-256 offers significantly stronger resistance to collision and preimage attacks, making it a preferred choice for secure applications, including blockchain technology, TLS certificates, and password hashing.

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Operations

Add new hash

Offer a reward in Solana (SOL) for solving a specific hash. If the same hash is already being searched for, the rewards will stack, increasing the total reward.

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Claim a reward

Submit a text to check if it matches any active hash. If it does, you'll receive the accumulated rewards associated with that hash.

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Claimed & Unclaimed

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