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Security Tools

Generate strong passwords, inspect JWT payloads, and hash text with modern browser APIs.

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Developer Debugging Utilities

High-intent tools for visitors trying to inspect payloads, decode tokens, format queries, or fix broken snippets quickly.

JSON FormatterJWT DecoderRegex TesterSQL Formatter

Security and Domain Checks

Trust-building utilities for users checking credentials, hashes, policies, tokens, and security headers before launch.

Password GeneratorHash GeneratorHMAC GeneratorCSP Generator
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Security Headers Checklist

Security Tools

Generate a practical checklist of recommended HTTP security headers for web apps.

SecurityHeadersChecklist
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Basic Auth Header Generator

Security Tools

Generate HTTP Basic Authorization headers from a username and password.

HTTPSecurityAuth
BR

BIMI Record Generator

Security Tools

Create a BIMI TXT record from a brand SVG URL and optional certificate URL.

EmailBIMIDNS
CS

Content Security Policy Generator

Security Tools

Generate a starter Content-Security-Policy header from common source directives.

CSPSecurityHeaders
CP

Cookie Parser

Security Tools

Parse Cookie request headers into readable key-value pairs.

CookieHTTPParser
CC

CRC32 Checksum Calculator

Security Tools

Calculate CRC32 checksums for pasted text to support lightweight integrity checks.

ChecksumCRC32Security
CT

CSRF Token Generator

Security Tools

Generate strong random CSRF-style tokens for demos, fixtures, and local development.

SecurityTokenRandom
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DKIM Record Formatter

Security Tools

Format a DKIM selector, domain, and public key into a DNS TXT record snippet.

EmailDKIMDNS
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FNV-1a Hash Generator

Security Tools

Generate a fast non-cryptographic FNV-1a hash for text fixtures and hash table demos.

HashChecksumDeveloper
HG

HMAC Generator

Security Tools

Generate HMAC signatures with SHA-256, SHA-384, or SHA-512 using the browser Web Crypto API.

HMACSecuritySHA
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JWT Expiry Checker

Security Tools

Decode JWT expiry and issued-at claims to see token timing details locally.

JWTSecurityToken
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MTA-STS Policy Generator

Security Tools

Generate MTA-STS DNS and policy file snippets for email transport security planning.

EmailTLSPolicy
PP

Password Policy Generator

Security Tools

Generate a clear password policy checklist for apps, internal tools, and account security docs.

PasswordPolicySecurity
SC

Set-Cookie Parser

Security Tools

Parse Set-Cookie response headers into name, value, attributes, and security flags.

CookieSecurityHTTP
SI

Subresource Integrity Hash Generator

Security Tools

Generate sha256 Subresource Integrity hash values for inline snippets and static assets.

SRISecurityHash
TR

TLS-RPT Record Generator

Security Tools

Generate an SMTP TLS reporting TXT record for monitoring email transport security failures.

EmailTLSDNS
HG

Hash Generator

Security Tools

Generate SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512 hashes with the browser Web Crypto API.

HashSecuritySHA
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How to evaluate this category

Security utilities should increase confidence without creating false certainty

Security tools are useful when they make protective steps easier and clearer, but they should never encourage people to skip judgment. A good security utility helps users verify, generate, or inspect something reliably without pretending to replace broader security practice.

  • Check whether the output is easy to verify and safe to use in a real workflow.
  • Prefer tools that stay focused on one task such as hashing, token inspection, or password generation.
  • Compare whether the tool reduces risk or only creates the feeling of having checked a box.

In this category, simple and trustworthy almost always beats complex and impressive.