Strong Hashing Algorithm Complete!

Due to the need for security, as I am currently developing the client-server communication for Fragile, I was in need of a strong one way hashing (encryption) algorithm. So, I found a good one floating around on the internet and improved it significantly.

I have been doing a lot of research lately on secure hashing algorithms, good ways to inhibit hackers, many different ways to mess up encryption, etc., and I'm fairly certain that my hashing algorithm is entirely uncrackable. For those of you who don't know me, that was a joke.

I did put forth my best effort to develop the strongest implementation of the hash that I could for passwords though, and it is versatile in usage and should be resistant to all kinds of malice.

Twenty seventh step complete; here is some sample output, in both integer and hex form (I can easily change the salt, iterations, and key size):

Next, I'll need to implement a good two way encryption algorithm in order to insure Fragile against two things:

1. Hackers trying to steal your password as you set or change it.
2. Hackers trying to view, inject, and/or manipulate packets being sent between Fragile and Durable (the server).