0x56erify
dev.x56.verifyLocal, offline SHA-256/SHA-512 checksum verification.
Latest documented release0.1.302 Oct 2026 · 5.6 MB→01 / Overview
Is 0x56erify safe?
0x56erify is a minimal, offline-first checksum verification tool for Android. Pick a file with the system document picker, compute its SHA-256 or SHA-512 checksum, and compare it against a hash you paste in (for example, one published alongside a download) to confirm the file wasn't corrupted or tampered with. Features: Pick any file using Android's built-in Storage Access Framework picker Comput…
02 / Release notes
Release notes from F-Droid
Bug fix - Fix pasting several checksum lines (e.g. a whole SHA256SUMS file) into the expected-hash field: only the first hash was used, so a genuine file listed on a later line showed MISMATCH. Input with more than one different hash, or with lines that are not checksum lines, is now rejected with…
Full notes →Build/release metadata fix - Disable Android Gradle Plugin's dependency metadata block (dependenciesInfo.includeInApk/includeInBundle) in the release build. This block is used for Play Console reporting and is irrelevant off Play; it was flagged by F-Droid's reproducible-build tooling as an…
Full notes →03 / Package identity
Technical fingerprint
dev.x56.verify1d493463e651843baba4a30e64611038f1fb3cee463684715b96e472493fdb1a0E:45:4C:EC:0C:01:6F:B8:21:B8:17:EB:CC:2A:A4:8D:DF:7C:0E:FE:1F:46:8D:90:5B:14:04:00:B3:A2:6C:3D04 / History
Archive history
2 versions in WIKI archive: earliest 0.1.2 (01 Oct 2026), latest 0.1.3 (02 Oct 2026).
No change in android.permission.* between 0.1.2 and 0.1.3.
05 / Version archive
Documented releases
2 TOTAL06 / Safety & access
Safety verdict
Declared permissions
Tracker status: Not assessed by WIKI for Android.
07 / Sources
Evidence ledger
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