Nope. Hashing is a one-way technique that converts your serialized data to a hashed string.
Different hashing algorithms give you different hashes. But the outputs are always same for a given input for a particular algorithm.
You can use this fact to compare your data by hashing it and comparing it against the already hashed string (in your database maybe).
But no, they can't be reverted back to their original form.
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Nope. Hashing is a one-way technique that converts your serialized data to a hashed string.
Different hashing algorithms give you different hashes. But the outputs are always same for a given input for a particular algorithm.
You can use this fact to compare your data by hashing it and comparing it against the already hashed string (in your database maybe).
But no, they can't be reverted back to their original form.