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MD5 Encryption Conversion      Text:    Key: How do I use this calculator? Results 32 bit MD5 Encryption (with no 'key'): 32 bit MD5 Encryption (with 'key' from above): 128 bit MD5 Encryption (with 'key' from above): 1st 64 bits: 2nd 64 bits: Notes: » The 32 bit MD5 encryption (without use of the key) is based on the RSA Data Security, Inc. MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm. » The encryption conversions with a key may be utilized without entering a key (or password as also known) to run the algorithm.  These algorithms use, as a basis, the RSA Data Security, Inc. MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm. » How do I use this calculator? 1. Enter any text. 2. Enter an optional 'key' for one of the 32 bit and the 128 bit encryption algorithm. 3. Click the CONVERT button and results are displayed in the "results" table.