About hash
hash is a command-line tool for calculating a file's hash value. A hash is a fixed-length value computed from file contents; it can be used to compare copies or check whether a file has changed. The tool supports 38 hash algorithms, covering many commonly used choices, so it can fit different verification requirements. Users can calculate a value for a file and compare it with one provided by another system or computed at an earlier time. The result is useful only when the expected hash comes from a trusted source, and different algorithms have different security properties. The supplied information does not specify command syntax or output formats. hash's documented purpose is calculating file hashes across a broad set of algorithms.
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