What kind of hash is this? [closed]

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If someone can help me, can you help me identify this hash?

51a5a55a2a173a177a30a167a70a145a105a94a121a112a10a87

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It looks like some data separated by "a". The parts, after split by a:

51
5
55
2
173
177
30
167
70
145
105
94
121
112
10
87

It's not ASCII. Another operation must have been applied to it.

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That thing is 52 hexadecimal digits, i.e. 26 bytes, i.e. 208 bits. I've never seen "standard" hashes of 208 bits, in general they are in powers of 2. It may as well be anything, probably it is just "normal" binary data.

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Edit actually, as @Vamana noticed, it probably isn't hexadecimal as it may have looked at first glance, since the only non-numerical digit that appears is a, which instead is probably a separator of some kind.

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Edit again are you sure that you didn't miss some leading zero? IMO those "A" started as 0A characters, which are newlines.

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Perhaps this has no connection at all, but it is interesting that in this question somebody asked about a "hash" that is a base64 encoded version of a 26 byte hash. So perhaps there is some exotic 26 byte hash? Or perhaps some kind of 26 byte long data/ID?

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it is QUR1w0wEYA!! hexxed, joined by a (in wierd positions)...

http://home2.paulschou.net/tools/xlate/ pwns

did i kill the fun ? :( sorry