CTF & forensics
Hash identifier
Paste a hash and it tells you what algorithm likely produced it โ MD5, SHA family, bcrypt, NTLM and more โ with the matching hashcat and John modes. Runs on your device.
Frequently asked
Does this crack the hash?
No. It only identifies the likely algorithm and gives you the right hashcat/John mode to try elsewhere โ it never attempts to reverse the hash. Identification is the first step in any password-audit or CTF workflow.
Why more than one guess?
Many algorithms share the same length and character set โ a 32-hex string could be MD5 or NTLM, for instance. We rank by real-world frequency; the note and mode hints help you pick.