Alphalist Data Entry and Validation 7.2.EXE hacked or legit? Where to get a legit version?

Alphalist Data Entry and Validation 7.3 may not be working for you?

So you’re looking for Alphalist Data Entry and Validation 7.2?

Is that file you found online (not in BIR website) a legit file or a hacked file?

Here’s how you can find out if it’s legit or not.
1. Get a trusted IT person to get the Checksum for the file you got.

2. The Checksum is a single number that must match the original Alphalist Data Entry and Validation 7.2.EXE from BIR

You are now trying to get a file that matches this checksum or SHA256 Hash for Alphalist Data Entry and Validation 7.2.EXE from BIR

Here’s the Checksum or the SHA256 Hash, as it’s also called – for Alphalist Data Entry and Validation 7.2.EXE

54016447c57ab4af2233e8b899028007179624028c5b7053471826d99bb6f645

Any version of this file you find online must have the exact Checksum as above.

How to get the checksum yourself?
Mac:
1. Go to the terminal (Terminal in Mac)

2. openssl sha256 [Filename]
Example: openssl sha256 c:\downloads\Alphalist Data Entry and Validation 7.2.exe

Windows:
1. Go to the Command Prompt in Windows

2. For Windows users:certUtil –hashfile [Filename] SHA256
Example: :certUtil –hashfile c:\downloads\Alphalist Data Entry and Validation 7.2.exe SHA256

In both cases, the command will give you a long number. That’s the Checksum.
Now compare that checksum to this number:
54016447c57ab4af2233e8b899028007179624028c5b7053471826d99bb6f645

If this number above is the same as the number you created using the app above, you have a legit – UNHACKED file.

If you’re still looking for a legit version for Alphalist Data Entry and Validation 7.2.exe
, this Official link for Alphalist 7.2 from the official BIR website should work.

If this is too technical for you, please consult your PICPA accredited, PICPA trained CPAs to help you out.
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Should this number be a secret?
No, anybody who can type can get this number.
It’s not a password.
It’s just a number used by computer technology people to check if they have the original file or not.
I generated that long number by getting the 7.2 file from the BIR website and running the 2 apps above.
That’s how the number is generated.
Can you get a fake file with the same number?
Not likely. Anytime you modify a file, the checksum always changes.