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a. Your friend must have been on a different operating system which resulted in a slightly different implementation of the algorithm.
b. Your friend must have mis-typed the key when you verbalized it over the phone.
c. Your friend must have decrypted your hash to find the key before re-hashing.
d. Your friend must have double-hashed the key
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