SHA256 C# vs FIPS 180

[Ravi Singh (UCSD)]

Hello all

I am using the SHA 256 function call in C# using the input "jonny".
I get the output

0fae56d5786cade88b348cf55a9e4a217406ff5359e517cddf 9fea2bb686ea6f

and I am expecting the output

7a29dc9b52b3e44eef25e0441853324c97489f5e626fc1aa97 e4ede646b50a45
this is from the implementation as givin in the URL below
[url]http://www.cr0.net:8040/code/crypto/sha256/[/url]
I am not sure why this discrepancy exists.

Thanks

Ravi Singh.

[Joe Kaplan \(MVP - ADSI\)]

A lot of times things go wrong because you passed in different binary
versions of the same string due to encoding mismatches. If you pass in the
same array of bytes to each function, do you get the same results? If so,
then you probably just need to be sure you are using the same binary string
encoding (UTF8, UTF16, ASCII, etc.).

Joe K.

"Ravi Singh (UCSD)" <ravisingh11@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1106769539.235659.237000@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com...

> Hello all
>
> I am using the SHA 256 function call in C# using the input "jonny".
> I get the output
>
> 0fae56d5786cade88b348cf55a9e4a217406ff5359e517cddf 9fea2bb686ea6f
>
> and I am expecting the output
>
> 7a29dc9b52b3e44eef25e0441853324c97489f5e626fc1aa97 e4ede646b50a45
> this is from the implementation as givin in the URL below
> [url]http://www.cr0.net:8040/code/crypto/sha256/[/url]
> I am not sure why this discrepancy exists.
>
> Thanks
>
> Ravi Singh.
>