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Why do Bynary hash to SHA256 conversion services show different results?
Please help me figure it out.
There is a service fileformat.info
If he set Binary hash for example e2bd539edab3b350c551f2aead2837bd5d329c9f1d782140b66b01e55d8755ef
it displays the result of the SHA256
abaf319886368db465fb80b1e817cf4710b53359192bc0e713934a201d2ba30c
and service CyberChef
if he ask the same hash it displays
6adb04810e099dda69dc59810f6ee16d8c66d45496b52d9a7f181c82e668ab6f
how to make CyberChef showed the same result as the fileformat.info?
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Long, but I figured it out.
Solution in python
import binascii, hashlib
hash = hashlib.sha256 (binascii.unhexlify('e2bd539edab3b350c551f2aead2837bd5d329c9f1d782140b66b01e55d8755ef')).hexdigest()
print(hash)
>>>abaf319886368db465fb80b1e817cf4710b53359192bc0e713934a201d2ba30c
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