Cryptography & Hash Tool Suite
Explore a collection of specialized tools for encryption and hashing, designed to secure your data and verify integrity with ease.
Comprehensive Cryptography & Hash Tool Suite
Our Cryptography & Hash Tool Suite provides specialized tools for encryption and hashing, designed for secure data processing and integrity verification. Below is a detailed guide to each tool, organized by category for easy navigation. Each tool is crafted to provide accurate results with copyable outputs for use in other applications.
Encryption Tools
- AES Encryption: Input plaintext and key to encrypt or decrypt data using the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES).
- DES Encryption: Enter plaintext and key to perform encryption or decryption using the Data Encryption Standard (DES).
- RC4 Encryption: Provide plaintext and key to encrypt or decrypt data using the RC4 stream cipher.
- TripleDES Encryption: Input plaintext and key to encrypt or decrypt using Triple Data Encryption Standard (3DES).
Hash Tools
- MD5 Hash: Input data to generate a 128-bit MD5 hash for data integrity verification.
- SHA1 Hash: Enter data to compute a 160-bit SHA1 hash, commonly used for checksums.
- SHA224 Hash: Provide data to generate a 224-bit SHA-2 hash for secure data verification.
- SHA256 Hash: Input data to create a 256-bit SHA-2 hash, widely used in security applications.
- SHA384 Hash: Enter data to compute a 384-bit SHA-2 hash for enhanced security.
- SHA512 Hash: Provide data to generate a 512-bit SHA-2 hash for maximum security.
- SHAKE128 Hash: Input data and output length to create a variable-length SHA-3 hash using SHAKE128.
- SHAKE256 Hash: Enter data and output length to generate a variable-length SHA-3 hash using SHAKE256.
- RIPEMD-160 Hash: Enter your text to generate its RIPEMD-160 hash. Specify input and output encoding, and optionally include an HMAC key for secure hashing.
- Keccak Hash: Enter your text to generate its Keccak hash. Specify input and output encoding, and select the desired output length (224, 256, 384, or 512 bits).