Encryption and Decryption?

This is not an encryption nor encoding function
That was a clue yes :)

i got the solution, it was SHA256 encrypted. But my question is how to identify which encryption is used like md5, sha1, or others?

First you could remove your spoil
Then, to find it you could check specificity of these hashing methods
They have a precise length
Sometime you can’t find what hash it is exactly so you have to try to reverse lookup it with different hash method to know which one is the good one :)

ok got it like md5 uses 32 digit and similarly other uses specific length

Here’s something for you :)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hash_functions

thanks budy

what is bites / how can we reconize it for exemple how we can know that MD5 is 128 bits . how we reconize bits

AFAIK MD5 is only 128 bits and 32 characters long (Alpha numeric). I might be wrong though.

thx bro can i ask you another question ?? what is this : (its not on this site) : ({h:‘2651806’,sCrA:true,sCoA:true,a:1,MR:‘B99B77A3D72D3A29B4271FC7B7300E2F791EB8948174BE7B8024667E915446D4EEA0C2424B8D1EBF7E2DDFF94691C6E994E839225C627D140A8F1146D1B0B5F18A09BBD3D8F421CA1E3E4796B301EEBCCF80D81A32A1580121B8294433C38377083C5517D5921E8A078CDC019B15775292EFDA2C30251B1CCABE812386C893E5’,ER:‘0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000010001’}) } catch (e) { messageErreur (e) } "

in our language :D
(base16 maybe)

That’s maybe a 1024 bit hash or either two 512 bits hash ( or even four 256 bits hash ( you can do it a lot of time though ) )

Or 1024 1-bit hashes? ;)

Finding a bunch of hexadecimal chars doesn’t automatically mean it is a hash. It’s just a specific representation of data, a bunch of bits. Only context can give meaning to it.

In this case, the very limited context sooner suggests some encryption stuff to me. I wouldn’t be surprised if it would be made a lot clearer if you included the identifier (and possibly the rest of the code) before the initial ‘(’ that you seem to have cut off.

Wow possible yeah :D

To me it looked like encrypted thing as well but since we were talking about hashes I though that was probably a hash :)