eAIP

DATA INTEGRITY MONITORING AND ASSURANCE 

After downloading the AIP package, make sure that its SHA512 hash is b2f1988e34edb0b41cc664848449fe6b3a541b8d91be9371d83d9c3a0547bf45290cfd8ab9e15bb9b0051c18b9849d91f8b483f7b3e6e08eaa407f1d7b239a30

In windows, use the following steps to generate the SHA512 Hash and verify the downloaded file:

1. Open command prompt or Windows PowerShell from the Start menu
2. Type the command cd "folder path where the 2025-P15.zip is saved"
   Example: cd "C:\AIP"
3. Type the command certutil -hashfile 2025-P15.zip SHA512
4. Press Enter
5. After a while the SHA512 Hash is generated and displayed
6. For assurance, check that the generated SHA512 Hash is b2f1988e34edb0b41cc664848449fe6b3a541b8d91be9371d83d9c3a0547bf45290cfd8ab9e15bb9b0051c18b9849d91f8b483f7b3e6e08eaa407f1d7b239a30

If the two SHA512 Hash are the same, you can consider your download is complete and integrity assured. If not, it is better to download it again to assure data integrity.

Note: For the SHA512 Hash of individual files refer HashList.xlsx inside 2025-P15.zip. The SHA512 Hash for HashList.xlsx is 1a02bb35ec5fb96da8e051da0c791e139ca1a99a6acffc7231a0b3268369e2d2b14d66cc2b0e3b8fe035e47df10874bf23f35aa6d3e2078159c8b54b7f2852da

To assure the integrity of the HashList.xlsx file use the steps above by modifying the path and filename accordingly. If the two SHA512 Hash codes are the same, the integrity is assured. For more details refer to eAIP help.