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Just to show you how easy it is today to create collisions on MD5:

One could create collisions using Marc Steven's HashClash on AWS and estimated the the cost of around $0.65 per collision.

These 2 images have the same md5 hash: 253dd04e87492e4fc3471de5e776bc3d

If you want to test it yourself, you may need to take images from the link below. Currently they are put on AWS which should not change the images in any way, but IMGUR, the default image cache for StackExchange, does seem to change the images.

Reference: http://natmchugh.blogspot.com/2015/02/create-your-own-md5-collisions.html

Just to show you how easy it is today to create collisions on MD5:

One could create collisions using Marc Steven's HashClash on AWS and estimated the the cost of around $0.65 per collision.

These 2 images have the same md5 hash: 253dd04e87492e4fc3471de5e776bc3d

If you want to test it yourself and the images below do not give you the MD5 hash displayed above then you may need to take images from the original link below:

Reference: http://natmchugh.blogspot.com/2015/02/create-your-own-md5-collisions.html

Just to show you how easy it is today to create collisions on MD5:

One could create collisions using Marc Steven's HashClash on AWS and estimated the the cost of around $0.65 per collision.

These 2 images have the same md5 hash: 253dd04e87492e4fc3471de5e776bc3d

(If you want to test it yourself, take images from the link below, after uploading them to SE it seems like some of the metadata or something is changed that makes the hashes different)

Reference: http://natmchugh.blogspot.com/2015/02/create-your-own-md5-collisions.html

Just to show you how easy it is today to create collisions on MD5:

One could create collisions using Marc Steven's HashClash on AWS and estimated the the cost of around $0.65 per collision.

These 2 images have the same md5 hash: 253dd04e87492e4fc3471de5e776bc3d

If you want to test it yourself, you may need to take images from the link below. Currently they are put on AWS which should not change the images in any way, but IMGUR, the default image cache for StackExchange, does seem to change the images.

Reference: http://natmchugh.blogspot.com/2015/02/create-your-own-md5-collisions.html