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Expanding VP8 Hardware Decoder for Full WebP Support

With the recent launch of WebP support in Chrome, Picasa and Gmail, we're happy to announce that the third generation G-Series 1 VP8 hardware decoder, called “Chip Shot,” now offers full 256 Megapixel support for WebP still images. The G-Series 1 is available for licensing at no cost through the WebM Project hardware page. 
Chip Shot is part of our new golf theme for VP8 hardware decoders, as we noticed that most of the engineers working on the G-Series decoder are very fond of the sport. The G-Series 1 decoder offers both 1080p 30 frames per second WebM and 36.5 Megapixels per second WebP processing at around 100 MHz clock rate. It is a full hardware implementation, requiring a mere 2 MHz host CPU load even when processing 1080p video or any size WebP images. The decoder uses 380 kilogates of logic area and 52 kilobytes of embedded single-port memory. The logic consumes a negligible 27 mW of power at 1080p resolution, ensuring many hours of video playback time on battery-operated devices.

G-series 1 Block Diagram

Based on the previous releases of the silicon-proven G-Series 1 decoder IP, Chip Shot is a low-risk solution for anyone who wants to enable WebM and WebP support on their chipsets or SOCs. Including all G-Series 1 versions that support WebM, we have released over 50 decoders to our semiconductor partners worldwide to date.

which bug do u prefer?

Libwebp Javascript - beta

WebP - weppy - libwebpjs - offline - decoder-encoder - HTML5

Update: 8/31/2011 - libwebpjs 0.1.3 released - go to release
Update: 7/11/2011 - libwebpjs 0.1.2 released - go to release

Decoder demo: ( WebP -> PNG )

Drop your *.webp image into the field (only Chrome & Firefox)
or use one of the sample image files - Your browser may freeze for a few seconds
Notice: When you want to use the images, you need a permission of the author. more information

Speed result: - n/a

Code:

var WebPImage = { width:{value:0},height:{value:0} }
var decoder = new WebPDecoder();
var bitmap = decoder.WebPDecodeRGB(data, data.length, WebPImage.width, WebPImage.height);
//or
var bitmap = decoder.WebPDecodeRGBA(data, data.length, WebPImage.width, WebPImage.height);


//read width/height
var width = WebPImage.width.value;
var height = WebPImage.height.value;

Encoder demo ( bitmap, png, jpg -> WebP )

Drop your bitmap, png, jpg in the field below and click "Encode"
or use one of the sample images for encoding:
Notice: When you want to use the images, you need a permission of the author. more information

|

Input Image:

Method: - Quality: 0-100% Your browser may freeze for a few seconds
Output: Can only see in Chrome & Opera
Save the result:

Speed result: - n/a

Code:

var out={output:''}; //rgba data
var encoder = new WebPEncoder();

[config code]

//set config; default config -> WebPEncodeConfig( null ) 
encoder.WebPEncodeConfig(config); //when you set the config you must it do for every WebPEncode... new

//start encoding
var size = encoder.WebPEncodeRGB(inputData, w, h, w*3, qualityVal, out); //w*4 desc: w = width, 3:RGB/BGR, 4:RGBA/BGRA 
// or
var size = encoder.WebPEncodeRGBA(inputData, w, h, w*4, qualityVal, out); //w*4 desc: w = width, 3:RGB/BGR, 4:RGBA/BGRA 

//after encoding, you can get the enc-details:
str = encoder.ReturnExtraInfo();

//output (array of bytes)
var output = out.output; 

config-code:

//config, you can set all arguments or what you need
config = new Object()
config.target_size = 0;   // if non-zero, set the desired target size in bytes. Takes precedence over the 'compression' parameter.
config.target_PSNR = 0.;  // if non-zero, specifies the minimal distortion to try to achieve. Takes precedence over target_size.
config.method = method;   // quality/speed trade-off (0=fast, 6=slower-better)
config.sns_strength = 50;  // Spatial Noise Shaping. 0=off, 100=maximum.
config.filter_strength = 20; // range: [0 = off .. 100 = strongest]
config.filter_sharpness = 0; // range: [0 = off .. 7 = least sharp]
config.filter_type = 1;   // filtering type: 0 = simple, 1 = strong (only used if filter_strength > 0 or autofilter > 0)
config.partitions = 0;   // log2(number of token partitions) in [0..3] Default is set to 0 for easier progressive decoding.
config.segments = 4;   // maximum number of segments to use, in [1..4]
config.pass = 1;    // number of entropy-analysis passes (in [1..10]).
config.show_compressed = 0;  // if true, export the compressed picture back. In-loop filtering is not applied.
config.preprocessing = 0;  // preprocessing filter (0=none, 1=segment-smooth)
config.autofilter = 0;   // Auto adjust filter's strength [0 = off, 1 = on]
        //   --- description from libwebp-C-Source Code --- 
config.extra_info_type = 0;  // print extra_info
config.preset = 0     //0: default, 1: picture, 2: photo, 3: drawing, 4: icon, 5: text

libwebpjs - the libwebp implementation in javascript by Dominik Homberger (Dominikhlbg)

http://libwebpjs.appspot.com/

OR THIS ONE:

https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/extensions/phpexcel_library/1.7.4/manual.html 

they run the anti virus?

File formats supported for viewing in Notes

IBM^® Lotus^® Notes^® supports a variety of file formats for viewing attachments. Notes contains KeyView technology from Verity for viewing attachments. The following formats are available for Microsoft^® Windows^® operating systems:

Applix Presents 4.3, 4.4	Microsoft PowerPoint 97, 2000, 2002 (PPT)
Applix Spreadsheets 4.3, 4.4	Microsoft Windows Metafile (WMF)
Applix Words 4.3, 4.4	Microsoft Word for Macintosh 98
Bitmap (BMP)	Microsoft Word for Windows 97, Office 2000, 2002 (DOC)
CCITT Group 3 Fax (TIF)	Microsoft Works 1, 2, 3, 4
CompuServe (GIF)	Windows Video (AVI)
Computer Graphics Metafile (CGM)	Paintbrush/DCX (multi-page PCX) (PCX)
Encapsulated Postscript (TIFF header only)	PICT and PICT2 Graphics (PCT)
Executable file (EXE)	Quicktime Movie (MOV)
Graphic Interchange Format (GIF)	Revisable Form Text (RFT)
HTML (HTM)	Rich Text Format (RTF)
JPEG file (JPEG, JPG)	Tagged Image File Format (TIF)
IBM Lotus 1-2-3 97 and 98, R9 (.wk4, 123)	Text file (TXT)
Lotus Freelance 97, R9 (PRE, PRZ)	WordPerfect 5.x, 6.x, 7.x, 8.x
Lotus PIC (PIC)	WordPerfect Graphics (WPG)
Lotus WordPro® 96/97, R9 (LWP)	XyWrite
Microsoft® Excel for Windows® 97, Office 2000, 2002 (XLS)	ZIP file (ZIP)
Microsoft Excel for Macintosh 98

   intercept-finding_and_querying_document_metadata.pdf by Elsa Cristina David on Scribd

how to open ports 4444 (they run xkeyscore on Port 4444

   intercept-xks_logos_embedded_in_docs.pdf by Elsa Cristina David on Scribd

Can store hash in a cookie?

 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20056297/can-store-hash-in-a-cookie 

 

 

 

Convert Ruby Hash into YAML

  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17576472/convert-ruby-hash-into-yaml

   intercept-unofficial_xks_user_guide.pdf by Elsa Cristina David on Scribd

   intercept-user_agents.pdf by Elsa Cristina David on Scribd

ISIS dead-drop system

I assume what's really going is this.

The terrorist is given a USB drive with the TrueCrypt software and an encrypted partition/file. The first thing the terrorist does is put the USB drive into a computer, run the TrueCrypt program, then mount the file/partition, entering a password. In other words, all you see on the USB drive is the directory "TrueCrypt", and a large file that is the encrypted "container", as you see in the picture of the "F:" drive.

Once the terrorist mounts the container, she then opens that new folder. It'll contain a copy of a PGP program, like gpg4win. The terrorist runs that GUI. You see that on the right with the "G:" drive, with a 'portable' version of GPG installed in the encrypted container.

The terrorist types in the message, then encrypts it. The terrorist chooses one of the many public keys that have been stored inside this encrypted container (G:) within the USB flash drive (F:).

Then the terrorist runs a 'portable' web-browser from the G: drive. These are browsers based on Chrome or Firefox that run completely self-contained from a directory, leaving behind no other trace on the system. In this example, I'm using "Iron Portable", which is based on Chrome. All the settings, like which website to log into, and possibly saved passwords, are stored in this directory. Likewise, any logs will be stored here.

The terrorist then logs onto a forum, such as a typical phpbb one using SSL. The terrorist then create a new message, and copies/pastes the encrypted text from the clipboard. In this example, I'm showing the "Gentoo" forums, which is well-known to be visited by various ne'er-do-wells and sympathizers.







This system works because it's completely contained on the USB drive. The terrorist can walk up to any Windows PC at a cyber-cafe and make this work. All the evidence is on the USB drive, so there's nothing left on the Windows computer that law-enforcement can track down. Likewise, the forum is likely to be something that the NSA is less likely to be monitoring. But if they are, they'll get some metadata, but still won't be able to break the PGP encoding.
This is all guesswork. I built this USB drive in the last hour and installed all the portable versions of the software (TrueCrypt, gpg4win, and IronPortable) on it to create these screenshots. It's a plausibly useful way of doing things such that stupid terrorists can't mess things up (leave unencrypted messages or metadata around). And, it matches (kinda) the garbled news account.
The moral of the story is that news stories ought to talk to experts. We can't figure out from the inaccurate accounts you can tell, and only make guesses like I have here.

http://blog.erratasec.com/2016/03/some-other-comments-on-isis-dead-drop.html#.V8R6oKL_rnk

ShellRoot#suExecute ...what for? for xkeyscore ...

android_samples/rootshell/src/lecho/sample/rootshell/RootShell.java

 

 

https://github.com/lecho/android_samples/blob/master/rootshell/src/lecho/sample/rootshell/RootShell.java 

 

and then...control it as a superuser...

 

https://github.com/ybr/PlayBootstrap/blob/master/app/daos/UserPostgreDAO.scala 

Imagine you're making a secure boot bypass attack...and you want to get PK EFI keys...and you already know that..."Prepending a single _ character to a variables name in Set will cause that variable to be inherited by channels created by the main channel. eg. when using Dial(Local/...); once inherited these variables will not be further inherited. Prepending two _ characters will cause them to be inherited indefinitely.(...) " however this is now, all depends in Javascript...and ..."
Yes all the class hierarchy(same class and all child classes instances) share the same static variable. As the JAVA doesn't support the global variable but you are able to use the static variable as a Global variable without violation of OOP concepts.
If you changed the value of static variable from one of the class, the same changed value replicated to all the classes that uses this variable." so...

• java.lang.Object
• • java.util.EventObject
  • • org.asteriskjava.manager.event.ManagerEvent
    • • org.asteriskjava.manager.event.DtmfEvent

All Implemented Interfaces:

Serializable

---

public class DtmfEvent
extends ManagerEvent

A DtmfEvent is triggered each time a DTMF digit is sent or received on a channel.

https://maven.reucon.com/projects/public/asterisk-java/1.0.0/apidocs/org/asteriskjava/manager/event/DtmfEvent.html 

FIRTS OF ALL LET'S DO THIS TRICK...AS CLEVER WITCHES THEY ARE:

Is it possible to boot Windows 8.1 without its own bootmanager?

http://superuser.com/questions/729264/is-it-possible-to-boot-windows-8-1-without-its-own-bootmanager 

I'm going to leave you 10 bucks, so you can go and buy sunglasses !!

I'm at my working desk!!!

He's relaxing!

Where the hell is Jimmy?

My cat Jimmy David on holidays!

stop the car! I want to watch this!

   flush flush cache attack.pdf by Elsa Cristina David on Scribd

Plesk backdoors, a very large number of servers compromised. (so industrial servers as Siemens??..I heard a story did u herad the same story?

Attackers, using the bug http://kb.parallels.com/en/112303 were able to get access to PLESK installations and install backdoors in the systems. I’m using plural on backdoors, cause it’s not just one, there are quite a few.
In some systems /dev/shm/persist was created with the following code:
# cat /dev/shm/persist
#!/bin/bash
export PATHS=”/opt/psa/bin /opt/psa/admin/bin /usr/local/psa/admin/bin /usr/local/psa/bin”
export MYSUDO=”"
for n in $PATHS; do export MYSUDO=”$MYSUDO $(ls $n/sw-engine-psa $n/sw-engine-plesk 2>/dev/null)”;done
for n in $MYSUDO; do test -u $n && export MYSUDO=$n;done
export PSAD=”"
for n in $PATHS; do export PSAD=”$PSAD $(ls $n/psadmd $n/psadmind 2>/dev/null)”;done
for PSADMD in $PSAD;do $MYSUDO “sed -i \”/daemon_name=sw-cp-serverd/a $PSADMD 2> \/dev\/null;\” /etc/init.d/psa”;$MYSUDO $PSADMD;done
$MYSUDO ‘mv /opt/psa/admin/htdocs/enterprise/control/agent.php /opt/psa/admin/htdocs/enterprise/control/old.php’
$MYSUDO ‘mv /usr/local/psa/admin/htdocs/enterprise/control/agent.php /usr/local/psa/admin/htdocs/enterprise/control/old.php’
In some cases, this file was hex encoded, in others in plain text form.

http://www.my-audit.gr/hacking/plesk-backdoors-a-very-large-number-of-servers-compromised/ 

If I had to guess I would code paste this, meaning I would make this call...to then "string sys_get_temp_dir ( void )" to leave a token that then would control the master router :) (because the backdoor is in fact on the router) ehehehe

webpy-php-port /webphp/web.php

https://searchcode.com/codesearch/view/13403593/ 

Bullrun (stylized BULLRUN) is a clandestine, highly classified decryption program run by the United States National Security Agency (NSA).[1][2] The British Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) has a similar program codenamed Edgehill. According to the BULLRUN classification guide published by The Guardian, the program uses multiple sources including computer network exploitation,[3] interdiction, industry relationships, collaboration with other intelligence community entities, and advanced mathematical techniques

Key size was reduced to 56 bits because IBM wanted to fit LUCIFER on a single chip. LUCIFER then became DES.

  Then..how to beat NSA as a superpower and become as powerfull as them?

 

parity check bit

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/newsreader/view_thread/93650 

In an interview with the New York Times, Durov said the idea of the messenger service came to him after Russia's Federal Security Service demanded that he delete opposition communities from his Vkontakte social network. After the demands were refused special service agents tried putting pressure on the programmer and searched his apartment and that of his parents. The entrepreneur then understood that he doesn't have a safe channel for communicating with friends and family, and so he decided to create a secure messaging app.

what do I understand here, is that client and server both agree on replacing the path


Example:

[
  {"op": "replace", "path": "/_AliceVersion", "value": 1},
  {"op": "test", "path": "/_BobVersion", "value": 0},
  //...
  {"op": "replace", "path": "/some/where", "value": "something"}
]

https://github.com/PuppetJs/PuppetJs/wiki/Server-communication:-advanced-synchronization 

I just missed school for 3 months!!!! How the hell am I gonna make the semester??? Mu father is gonna kill me!!!

 and then...

Full guide on creating stateful Telegram bot

I have a couple of reasons to write this article. First of all I have a repository called ruby-telegram-bot-starter-kit, which contains a boilerplate for creating simple Telegram bots

https://medium.com/@MaximAbramchuk/full-guide-on-creating-statefull-telegram-bot-523def0a7930#.gh1xdlv5z 

certain emails and chats were still indecipherable by the NSA database when they had been encrypted with the right tools....encryption also caused major problems for the agency, causing entire messages to disappear from the system, leaving only the message: "No decrypt available for this PGP encrypted message."

keyserver timed out when trying to add a GPG public key
...
For me it was required to add ENV statements into my docker file
....
This is usually caused by your firewall blocking the port 11371. You could unblock the port in your firewall. In case you don't have access to the firewall you could either:
1- Force it to use port 80 instead of 11371

http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/75892/keyserver-timed-out-when-trying-to-add-a-gpg-public-key 

I'm choosing this port analog X11 clock with Bezier curve hands

xinfocom-1.8m_1 -- Infocom game interpreter for X11

 

 An Exception Has Occurred

An illegal value was provided for the "revision" parameter.
HTTP Response Status

400 Bad Reques

 

note:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28770110/how-to-prevent-loops-in-cubic-bezier-curves 

Optical image encryption using a jigsaw transform for silhouette removal in interference-based methods and decryption with a single spatial light modulator

https://www.osapublishing.org/ao/abstract.cfm?uri=ao-50-13-1805

 

 Tkinter: Tkinter is the Python interface to the Tk GUI toolkit shipped with Python.

 http://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/python_gui_programming.htm 

 

Multi-Plane Light Conversion

  http://www.cailabs.com/technology/

Ok...let me jump from concept to concept..to see if I convince you!

so how to read pixels values on a non readeable format?

 2. 

How do I decrypt an Adobe Triple DES ECB-mode encrypted password?

  So as you may have heard, the Adobe user database with 130 million records was leaked recently

sprintf

Format data into string

http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/sprintf.html 

How To Generate Random Numbers In Excel Worksheets

http://www.mathwave.com/articles/random-numbers-excel-worksheets-p2.html 

EasyFit – Distribution Fitting Made Easy

 http://www.mathwave.com/

 

Multiple Information Hiding Using Circular Random Grids

 http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877050915006201

 

The Color class is used to encapsulate colors in the default
   36    * sRGB color space or colors in arbitrary color spaces identified by a
   37    * {@link ColorSpace}

http://www.docjar.com/html/api/java/awt/Color.java.html 

reaching this point...can I count with you?

Optical image encryption using a jigsaw transform for silhouette removal in interference-based methods and decryption with a single spatial light modulator 

 https://www.osapublishing.org/ao/abstract.cfm?uri=ao-50-13-1805

 CAILabs’ Multi-Plane Light Conversion (MPLC) technology allows for efficient and flexible light reshaping

http://www.cailabs.com/technology/ 

I wanted very much to make it possible ...destroy the portuguese....give me a help !

what's the eliptic curve ...this basicly

EasyFit – Distribution Fitting Made Easy EasyFit helps you deal with uncertainty and make informed decisions by analyzing your probability data and selecting the best fitting distribution. EasyFit allows to easily fit a large number of distributions to your data in seconds

http://www.mathwave.com/

and what do we need....

How To Use The Inverse Transform Method

In theory, the inverse transform method is very easy to use: to generate a random number from any probability distribution with cumulative distribution function F(x), you need to take the following steps: 

http://www.mathwave.com/articles/random-numbers-excel-worksheets-p2.html

Decrypting using AES / Crypto++

I'm trying to figure out how to decrypt a block of cipher text using AES. I am using the crypto++ library - or at least TRYING to use that library. But I'm getting absolutely nowhere. I assume that it is only a couple of lines of code to run this decryption algorithm, but I can't figure it out

 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11277324/decrypting-using-aes-crypto

How to reverse MD5 to get the original string? [duplicate]

Is it possible to get a string from MD5 in Java?

Firstly a string is converted to MD5 checksum, is it possible to get this MD5 checksum back to the original text?

 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12287704/how-to-reverse-md5-to-get-the-original-string 

NEXT :) Multi-CPU/Core gnupg passphrase cracker

https://github.com/pfichtner/crackgpg

There's a problem, MD5 SUM don't match, therefore doesn't decrypt; they changed the prelink, so the rpm extrator is giving error

debootstrap 18.9 KB

#!/bin/sh
set -e

VERSION='@VERSION@'

unset TMP TEMP TMPDIR || true

# might not be exported if we're running from init=/bin/sh or similar
export PATH

###########################################################################

if [ -z "$DEBOOTSTRAP_DIR" ]; then
 if [ -x /debootstrap/debootstrap ]; then
  DEBOOTSTRAP_DIR=/debootstrap
 else
  DEBOOTSTRAP_DIR=/usr/share/debootstrap
 fi
fi

DEVICES_TARGZ=$DEBOOTSTRAP_DIR/devices.tar.gz

. $DEBOOTSTRAP_DIR/functions
exec 4>&1

LANG=C
USE_COMPONENTS=main
KEYRING=""
DISABLE_KEYRING=""
FORCE_KEYRING=""
VARIANT=""
ARCH=""
HOST_ARCH=""
HOST_OS=""
KEEP_DEBOOTSTRAP_DIR=""
USE_DEBIANINSTALLER_INTERACTION=""
SECOND_STAGE_ONLY=""
PRINT_DEBS=""
CHROOTDIR=""
MAKE_TARBALL=""
EXTRACTOR_OVERRIDE=""
UNPACK_TARBALL=""
ADDITIONAL=""
EXCLUDE=""
VERBOSE=""
CERTIFICATE=""
CHECKCERTIF=""
PRIVATEKEY=""

DEF_MIRROR="http://httpredir.debian.org/debian"
DEF_HTTPS_MIRROR="https://mirrors.kernel.org/debian"

export LANG USE_COMPONENTS
umask 022

###########################################################################

## phases:
##   finddebs dldebs printdebs first_stage second_stage

RESOLVE_DEPS=true

WHAT_TO_DO="finddebs dldebs first_stage second_stage"
am_doing_phase () {
 # usage:   if am_doing_phase finddebs; then ...; fi
 local x;
 for x in "$@"; do
  if echo " $WHAT_TO_DO " | grep -q " $x "; then return 0; fi
 done
 return 1
}

###########################################################################

usage_err()
{
 info USAGE1 "usage: [OPTION]...   [ [

ok, here's the problem its not possible to make a call here because the registration is not on a user name but on the Ip, so the call should be by implementing a class on the interface...(see last link)

www.sis.pt

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  • The IP address 107.154.112.99 hosted by Incapsula Inc in Dover DE United States,
  • The IP address 193.47.185.103 hosted by CEGER in Portugal,
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The information tab displays an easy overview of a site's credibility, using various sources summarized in a comprehensible scorecard.

check www.sis.pt robtex (beta test)

Scorecard for www.sis.pt

Test↓	Points↕	Date↓	Extra↕
Domain Name Service	N/A
Analyzed		Aug 22, 2016 3:11 PM
Grand total	0-0=0

Information

DNS Records

Number of IP Records (after resolving CNAME:s and CDN analysis and deduplication):	1
CNAME:s of this hostname:	6gfgq.x.incapdns.net
IP Records:	193.47.185.103

Checksums

MD5 sum of host name:	325f4cb82b8196344b0f84a1ae2050be
SHA1 sum of host name:	4a61fb5f2799d2c88079ac44f6b54f8dd7f6b8e5
SHA256 sum of host name:	7f548e6c9f16a4b9ebdeddbc1543f3f6f72dbc7c9f7e4151c79b63b74dceb229

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The summary displays data on what Internet Protocols a domain points to (A-records for IPv4, and AAAA-records for IPv6). It also contains information on name- and mail servers.

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What IP addresses does www.sis.pt use?

www.sis.pt uses the two IP addresses 107.154.112.99 and 193.47.185.103 , hereafter referred to as "IP group 1",

The IP address 107.154.112.99 hosted by Incapsula Inc in Dover DE United States,

There are about twenty host names that point to the IP address 107.154.112.99 hosted by Incapsula Inc in Dover DE United States, .

• Eight of those point only to that IP address .
• Four of them use the six name servers ns1.myhostadmin.net, ns2.myhostadmin.net, ns3.myhostadmin.net, ns4.myhostadmin.net, ns5.myhostadmin.net and ns6.myhostadmin.net .
• One of them point to the five IP addresses 107.154.112.99, 198.148.92.53, 198.148.92.56, 198.148.92.58 and 198.148.92.62 .
• One of them point to the nine IP addresses 23.1.116.146, 23.12.228.143, 23.50.116.146, 23.74.68.146, 23.215.218.19, 104.68.113.118, 104.82.9.85, 107.154.112.99 and 184.86.177.143 .

The IP address 193.47.185.103 hosted by CEGER in Portugal,

There are six host names that point to the IP address 193.47.185.103 hosted by CEGER in Portugal, .

• Five of those point only to that IP address .
• One of them point to IP group 1 .

https://www.robtex.com/dns/www.sis.pt.html 

http://twistedoakstudios.com/blog/Post774_anonymous-implementation-classes-a-design-pattern-for-c 

Decoded value:

verizon

Original Hash (Sha1):

6ca2f5414a78bb882b77caf07beff613a2cb16e1

Sha1: 6ca2f5414a78bb882b77caf07beff613a2cb16e1

Md2	290c0c73b289f27daa5d8a107cee8f48

Md4	ff956ee05d30346265f2373efff00235

Md5	5525ff59adcaac313923ab89d0a618c5

Sha1	6ca2f5414a78bb882b77caf07beff613a2cb16e1

Sha224	36d334ce11501ba1759473951516d7f3a4bcd6a2b293fb011adc5234

Sha256	aacca8bcb37aefa0c533aaf84f4bcdb9c15dfbf7175da4c6c1ce9d3ec5ba4a02

Sha384	c7d085c02751f94ccd70bd5bbf22520eaf0e4f6db8faebb6e334d5c1f03335e65df3dbcf96112cc478fa7fe4d07f4107

Sha512	18666a6639cbe930ac284eee97cc1d80cb2d73c9c893683759ed29b90ab4dca950b3129375b7ab3457b6af387edbd0ab49b7c4970b0356731223c693ca82bcda

Ripemd128	145be2c697a992d74c6fb74a4563c482

Ripemd160	ff5c97089c9085a11762172d13552d93b983242b

Ripemd256	202c4c9036e5bfe1b985a1efa50e4c6df58976ad872b8d4a35536fb245be46c2

Ripemd320	2c8766fedc7aafe65ea09664e00d1caaaaffef258084a2cd525924caaab15323082ac0a6bdd3b77f

Whirlpool	d3e71c0e8b945f40d1db89f99e53d7a77de9672be52c0e562636045b45698f9aa8be0c49039383024e4a1db6ce34b42246da3b9fb940dec9e406b94d426174a2

Snefru	d1208be31d574840ed8b071405fea243

Snefru256	2f84fe4ab76fd9d97bbea6b7e32e1bf1273c2c1cf469aa639fdc8f28e66d7ecc

Gost	b04821ad9fb8b831efaf59b3d73bc1ab17f31cc4b84ca03692670ac4d3730263

Adler32	0c37030e

Crc32	d657cbb7

Crc32b	1179d89e

Crc32b php	9ed87911

Fnv132	4eb8fd62

Fnv164	ed8b91b8b962d202

Fnv1a32	7f52d49c

Fnv1a52	f444ea4a80840

Fnv1a64	36824af7df4a319c

Fnv1a128	adf5e54a754ff78de8cb3efd4681355c

Fnv1a512	82f6e10496de7834b08b21ef464a4af0c54d7bbbaa000065cb74802739e0e5717522ecf6d1f9a52f5feefb4fab2273fde8310f1b7b5c9a83a66667cb6ab1478c

Fnv1a1024	0009dc921075fd8a5e3e1a372c72a59bb10cca1a94c8b2387d63a7efa7fca7a717a64e663060e0e8ef47fe000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000006708f44d008aaab086574935502c49087c849bcbbefa033f452af6382426ba5d3bb41f01bfbc4395c964

Joaat php	e8f8ca62

Joaat	bd87e11f

Murmur3	99c682d8

Djb2	aa8eaa36

Sdbm	50298b53

Loselose	30d

Pearson	28

Farm hash fingerprint32	edf25f01

Farm hash fingerprint64	b71c642cbe6c5c39

Haval128,3	1bb27f45157debdab6aa8f66ca46f046

Haval160,3	c199ec574c13b3d02acd8994e463375972cdda55

Haval192,3	5a23863708dabf6636e9edcf401ba9f0bc7c96bcf84d0810

Haval224,3	7248aee6253770162605fcf91c2c89432bbc01321da65b7388c9c93f

Haval256,3	37e025b6655cede9e532bb28311147132a5b9fa17eadec7ac22aec6cd5dffbef

Haval128,4	128ef40728ab05e85624d99914436386

Haval160,4	1d5dad77af4c3b3205eca020445969ceb348e400

Haval192,4	544c27c85bbd4c37cb9e5ee1e9af2783716963179287a6c6

Haval224,4	507e565644c38abc8d2dc225caae86357d014716d45d385c89b3d7ad

Haval256,4	2c526f71277b7eb44249248e619ac45fe6937b02ef16981994fb2fec67c5f1b1

Haval128,5	8714092a84886222bd391939856b4eee

Haval160,5	c255b0d186bfeffb60843a8fa40808b8a1077c53

Haval192,5	205497d132ae67b14a556680387d65866ad9a887cbbb2413

Haval224,5	f99d1d406f2cd95d479595f7553dfad0bc8c577765ea97bf4173d3ad

Haval256,5	df4b86f4b24d8b759247b573e35ad199e3d24a552e21b91d3e201648ec3d7615

Tiger128	7a362eb72c455d41007d75b236fc5cdb

Tiger160	7a362eb72c455d41007d75b236fc5cdba08f4470

Tiger192	7a362eb72c455d41007d75b236fc5cdba08f44705cb4942b

Tiger160,3 php	415d452cb72e367adb5cfc36b2757d002b94b45c

Tiger128,4	d5a6fdc30f3676ab73c7bc9c913af44e

Tiger160,4	d5a6fdc30f3676ab73c7bc9c913af44e9875255f

Tiger192,4	d5a6fdc30f3676ab73c7bc9c913af44e9875255f8334dffb

Base64	dmVyaXpvbg==

Tiger128,3	415d452cb72e367adb5cfc36b2757d00

Tiger160,3	415d452cb72e367adb5cfc36b2757d0070448fa0

Tiger192,3	415d452cb72e367adb5cfc36b2757d002b94b45c70448fa0

Md5x2	4971032ad93ab5ba3327eb2acda5e334

Md5x3	0a6e004898968ba507b0e2e1d549480a

Md5x4	577699d0893fd92977d1b27601c793e8

Md5x5	c8eecb586cb2d5a3d4b54ff3bed8f1a6

SHA-1 (160 bit) is a cryptographic hash function designed by the United States National Security Agency and published by the United States NIST as a U.S. Federal Information Processing Standard.
SHA-1 produces a 160-bit (20-byte) hash value. A SHA-1 hash value is typically expressed as a hexadecimal number, 40 digits long.
SHA-1 is the most widely used of the existing SHA hash functions, and is employed in several widely used applications and protocols.

https://md5hashing.net/hash/sha1/6ca2f5414a78bb882b77caf07beff613a2cb16e1