Checksums for the file: "dimitri_khalezov_retaliation_3b.zip"

      MD5         : 45105F986062F41D23430EAEE79A9E03
      
      CRC-32      : 3AF81A11

   Please, verify if these checksums are indeed the proper one by comparing the
   above digits with those shown personally by me in my video where I prompted you 
   to download the actual retaliatory archives numbers 3a, 3c, and 3b. If they are
   the same, please, run the included DAMN hash calculator to calculate the actual
   checksums (only MD5 and CRC-32 types) of the zip archive you have just got.

   If the checksums are proper, please, keep this archive and wait for passwords
   to it be published (they will only be published if something wrong happens with
   me, of course. If they are not the same - please, find and download the proper,
   real archive of mine; perhaps the one you got was corrupted during downloading,
   or, worse, it might be fake - falsified by my enemies. 

  
  the file's size: 

  0,97 Gb (1,051,307,635 bytes) [actual size on a harddisk might slightly differ]
  
  In addition to providing the checksums shown above, each file is also signed
  with a PGP signature using the PGP-key of Dimitri Khalezov; the actual PGP-
  key is also provided for verification resons. 

  This type of zip-archive could only be extracted by utilities that understand
  the standard AES-256 encryption, such as newer versions of WinRAR, WinZip, or
  7-zip; the built-in Windows zip utility would not be able to unpack this, even
  if you use the proper password. So, install 7-zip or WinRAR, or WinZip, please.

  The file is securly encrypted with military-strength cypher using triple-over
  encryption with insanely long totally random passwords. Therefore it is waste
  of your precious time trying to break the cypher or to guess the passwords.

  Unless you wish to spend a few billions of years trying to do so, you will not
  succeed. 

  All you have to do is to keep this encrypted archive "as is", share it with 
  others and wait for the passwords to be published (which could only happen if
  something terribly wrong happens with Mr. Dimitri Khalezov.)