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Is it possible to determine the hash algorithm from the message in hex?
There is a certain function that takes an address as input, the output is a message in hex. Here is an example:
//07 0000 49430000 0d - 0
//07 0001 49430000 0c - 1
//07 0002 49430000 0f - 2
//07 0003 49430000 0e - 3
//07 0004 49430000 09 - 4
//07 0005 5
//07 0006 49430000 0b - 6
//07 0007 49430000 0a - 7
//07 0008 49430000 05 - 8 //
07
0009 49430000 04 - 9
then a permanent message (49430000) and now the last character itself changes according to some algorithm. The task is to determine the algorithm
. How can this be done and is it possible at all?
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In general, according to these data, it is most likely that "symbol" is equal to "address" xor 0d, additional tests are required to investigate the dependence on "message".
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