Hash Decrypt
* Program does not contain wordlist files. insert it into the folder "/sdcard/hashdecrypt".
* Support multiple wordlist files. One file can have up to 200000 words.
* Supported hash functions: MD2, MD4, MD5, RIPEMD-128, RIPEMD-160, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 and Tiger.
* The first tab enables to calculate the hash of a given string.
* The second tab enables to decrypt/crack given hash to string.
* Don't use this program to any illegal activity.
Hash Decrypt has been developed in the hope that it will be useful for administrators, security consultants/professionals, professional penetration tester and everyone else that plans to use it for ethical reasons. The author will not help or support any illegal activity done with this program.
Category : Tools
Reviews (14)
not working on android 9 pleas fix
It's ok for hashing. But when decoding it dosen't do anything. Either that or it takes too long and dosen't have a loading screen. Pretty average
Works ok, but if you use a word list too big it crashes. Please fix. Thanks
Support a decent number of encryption formats, but lacks the ability to use larger wordlists...
As you press the decrypt button, you see something quickly flash up but is gone just as quick. But it is blank in the result box for everything that you enter in.
Has potentials but lacks vision in all ways for developers to develop a half complete app and leave it to the pros to finish off in the wordlist. My rating is F- can do better.
But would be much better with bruteforce function
Cool,and very fast!Thanks.
Can this decrypt files ?
Doesn't allow you to select a wordlist. Worthless junk.
I need brute force option
Does it have to be ROOTed its something?
You need to support the UFD2
Sorta worked on text input, but not for decryption on my end. App says its built for an older Android version. There's a need for this app and I really hope this project picks back up if it's not active right now.. Considering the lack of ads I saw compared to others (ZERO that I saw which is a HUGE PLUS) and the tiny 5.7mb of storage it took up, even if it had to reach out to the web to function, still would be super useful. I'd buy it! I would post it on github atleast if nothing else.