Help with Algorithm: Find Output for DPBB2B1-595B

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The discussion revolves around deciphering an algorithm or potential hashing method that generates specific outputs from given inputs, particularly for a series of alphanumeric codes associated with Dell BIOS passwords. The initial inquiry seeks to identify the algorithm and predict the output for a final input, DPBB2B1-595B, which remains unsolved. One participant suggests that the outputs may not be generated by a traditional algorithm but could instead be a hash, referencing a cryptographic table used for Dell 595B codes. The conversation highlights the complexity of the task and the possibility of alternative interpretations of the outputs, emphasizing the need for further analysis to determine the underlying mechanism.
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Can anyone figure out the algorithm that produces these outputs from the inputs? Then tell me the output for the last input? I am trying to find the algorithm and the last output.
Thank you in advance. flmustang69 gmail :smile:

INPUT
796LQ01-595B OUTPUT 2VwhorrP

8S32L11-595B OUTPUT 6RP4NJYi

JPWPK1S-595B OUTPUT 1G8E9HHR

2295G1S-595B OUTPUT HJTiMWRG

6703PC1-595B OUTPUT 3oEH6XPG

GY4TV2J-595B OUTPUT RDMTHZ4Z

GB075B1-595B OUTPUT 8TCXJ8MH

B4GGS31-595B OUTPUT JG3ZFM6G

DN4SN71-595B OUTPUT FD7WYPEJ

2SS4D51-595B OUTPUT 8PU9TF5J

8G1T90J-595B OUTPUT 4Y07YTIA, note 07 is zero 7

DPBB2B1-595B OUTPUT __________________________
 
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You can just reset Dell BIOS passwords I believe.

What makes you think it's an algorithm? It could be a hash.
 
That is crypt_table[] = "4QR8M2KWSI5YBPLG91ZVUT6OJHNDA7XF30EC"; for Dell 595B algorithm

All The Best
/JaheeM
 

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