Nice post mon_raralio,
I think it would be helpful to define how to get the MD5 value or file fingerprint (taken from SEPM help file):
Creating a file fingerprint list
You can use Checksum.exe to create a file fingerprint list. The file fingerprint list names each file and corresponding checksum that resides on the client computer image. This tool is provided with Symantec Endpoint Protection on the client.
To create a file fingerprint list
Go to the computer that contains the image for which you want to create a file fingerprint list. The computer must have Symantec Endpoint Protection client software installed.
Open a command prompt window.
Navigate to the directory that contains the file Checksum.exe. By default, this file is located in the following location:
C:\Program Files\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection
Type the following command:
checksum.exe outputfile drive
where outputfile is the name of the text file that contains the checksums for all the executables that are located on the specified drive. The output file is a text file (outputfile.txt).
The following is an example of the syntax you use:
checksum.exe cdrive.txt c:\
This command creates a file that is called cdrive.txt. It contains the checksums and file paths of all the executables and DLLs found on the C drive of the client computer on which it was run.