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<h4><b>3 —</b> File Metadata!</h4>
<pre class="preformatted">mat2 -s &lt;your_file&gt; | sha*sum</pre>
<h4><b>4 —</b> The Git Repo for this course!</h4>
<pre class="preformatted">wget https://git.i2pd.xyz/Left4Code/L4C_Forensics_CTF/ -O h1.html &amp;&amp; sha*sum $_</pre>
<pre class="preformatted">wget https://git.qwik.space/Left4Code/L4C_Forensics_CTF/ -O h1.html &amp;&amp; sha*sum $_</pre>
<p>Basically, you can hash whatever your heart desires if you're thinking hard enough. I'll manipulate some of the above examples to instead be forensics-oriented in the next section.</p>
<h3 class="blog-header">Some Techniques to Make Hashing Effective for Forensics</h3>