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Hash Analytic

When you run a hash analytic, you use cryptographic algorithms that map each data input to a distinct hash value.

Hashing converts original data of a variable length to return a hash value of a fixed length based on the algorithm you use. The returned hash value maps to the original data. The hash value is used for further processing instead of the actual value. Supported cryptographic algorithms in RulePoint that provide the hashing function are MD2, MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512.

The following table describes the properties of a hash analytic:

Property	Description
Name	The name of the Hash analytic. This must be a unique name.
Description	Optional. The description of the analytic.
Type	Select Hash Analytic .
Hash Type	The algorithm type: MD2 MD5 SHA-1 SHA-256 SHA-384 SHA-512
Salt Value	A random value that you need to add to generate the hashed value.
Conditional Evaluation Required	Select 'true' if the result of this analytic is part of a conditional evaluation within a rule. Select 'false' if the result of this analytic can only be used for enrichment. Default is True.
Cache Duration	Total number of seconds that the result of the hash analytic will be kept cached. Default is 0.

Example

Consider a property value of an event, with string (str1) and integer (int1) as the property values of a source that you want to convert to hash analytic values. Create a hash analytic using the hash algorithm type from the user interface, and then reference the hash analytic in the rule.

To create a hash analytic, complete the following tasks:

Choose the hash algorithm type, such as MD2, MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, or SHA-512.

Provide a salt value, if required.

Select Condition Evaluation Required to True or False.

Provide the Cache Duration for which the analytic result will be cached.

To convert event property values into hash values, you can create the following hash analytic rule using any one of the supported hash analytic algorithms:

when 1 hashtopic m with hashanalytic(“hello”,100) as result !="" and list2vars(result, stringhashvalue, numberhashvalue) then response with body= "value of hello value is ${ stringhashvalue } and value of number value is  ${numberhashvalue}"

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