Encryption and Password Security

Symmetric Key Encryption

Symmetric key encryption is the use of a single key to both encrypt and decrypt data.

This uses AES 256 Encryption

Enter AES Key:

Binary Representation:

Current Character Count: 0

Encrypted Text

Decrypted Text

Generate a public and private key. Public key is used for encryption and the private key is used for decryption.

The encryption algorithm used is RSA 4096.

Encrypted Text

Decrypted Text

Encrypts a value one way. This value cannot be decrypted. This is useful for password checking.

Salting allows you to add a fixed word to the end of a piece of text before it's hashed. This helps prevent lookup against previously hashed values.

Binary Value (Should be the number of bits it is encrypted.)

*Value is hexidecimal encoded. 4 bits per hexidecimal value.

Brute Force: Every Combination of letters, numbers, and symbols.
Dictionary / Wordlist: Using a list of common words and passwords from past hacks.
Mask: List of rules that people commonly make when making passwords like changing letters to numbers and adding a number or symbol at the end.. (e->3,O->0,s->$)