MSHA-256 Hash

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Completely & irreversibly destroys strings, numbers, and alphanumerics into a hash of 256-bit characters. Hashing does NOT equal Encrypting. Hashing is mathematically designed to be irreversible. This is because no matter what is input into this algorithm, it will always return 256 bits, i.e a 2048 bit string will be compressed to 256 bits, effectively deleting the rest of the data, making it physically impossible to reverse. This is a salted hash that uses your unique, 64-bit Android HWID (Hardware ID), and your static IP address as a unique salt, making it effectively a one-of-one unique fingerprint that goes from device to device and thus the same string cannot be replicated on any other device. You must have both the same unique HWID and static IP address as the original device that made the hash.

MSHA = Massively Sampled Hashing Algorithm