This hash lookup for MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512, and NTLM helps security researchers and pentesters run fast, authorized recovery workflows. CrackCrypt serves 150B lines in a precomputed DB for pentesters to perform fast searches, saving time and resources.
Jump to hash lookup, crack hash tools, hash generator/identifier, JWT checker, JWT pentesting, and encryption.
Use this JWT checker to decode and review JSON Web Tokens (JWTs), run pentesting checks, and test common configuration risks.
Use it as a JWT pentester online workflow to test my jwt tokens, validate signatures, check "is my jwt safe", and run authorized jwt bruteforce online checks.
Decode claims, run validation checks, perform vulnerability testing, and verify signatures when you have the key.
Client-side tools for hashing and identification, built to run fully in the browser.
Generate common hashes in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
MD4(UTF-16LE(password)).Hash identification based on length, charset, and patterns.
Encrypt/decrypt text and files locally (client-side) using modern crypto defaults.
Encrypt & decrypt text locally in your browser (no uploads)
CCRYPT1|AES-GCM|iterations|salt_b64|iv_b64|ciphertext_b64
Encrypt & decrypt files locally (AES-256-GCM)
.ccrypt container that includes salt + IV + metadata.
Keep your password safe there is no recovery.
Coverage notes and performance highlights for the lookup engine.
Our current hash database capabilities
We build dedicated high-speed databases for MD5, SHA1, NTLM, SHA256, and SHA512 from trusted security wordlists including:
WeakPass Collections - Professional wordlists with high crack coverage.
We also use community datasets from Hashmob.
All data is used in accordance with security research best practices.
We built this service to help security researchers save time and storage by querying prepared datasets instead of rebuilding massive local hash collections. Free public access is available today, and a premium version is planned to help pentesters move faster on large engagements.
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