I found a page with examples of MD4, MD5 and SHA-1 algorithms implemented in JavaScript. Tested the MD5 one with UOX3 and it seemed to work (hashed the string I input as teststring) - but I have no idea what (if any) use this could have for UOX3 scripters =P
Anyway, the page is located at http://pajhome.org.uk/crypt/md5/index.html if anyone is interested.
MD4, MD5 and SHA-1 implementations in JavaScript
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Secret cults and password systems, and not wanting the shard ops to be able to peek at the code
From the page you linked to:

- Challenge hash authentication - a simple way to protect passwords during login.
One time passwords - a neat way to use a different password on every website, without having to remember them all.
Generating unique id numbers, e.g. from an email address
Harvesting entropy, e.g. squashing a passphrase down to a 128-bit cipher key
Data integrity and message authentication codes
Bit commitment, e.g. this logic game by Thomas Lussnig. Here the server sends a hash to the client, which commits it to a particular choice of secret colours, but without revealing what the colours are.
One-way encryption of passwords
To make a pseudo symmetric-encryption algorithm