Encryptori

AES-256-GCM Symmetric Encryption

AES-GCM uses a password to derive a key. The encrypted output (Base64) includes the necessary salt and nonce.

OpenPGP Encryption/Decryption & Key Generation

Generate New PGP Key Pair
IMPORTANT: You have generated a new PGP key pair.
  • SAVE BOTH the Private Key and Public Key immediately. Copy them to a secure, offline location.
  • The private key is protected by the passphrase you entered. You'll need this passphrase to use the private key.
  • If you lose the private key or its passphrase, you will NOT be able to decrypt messages encrypted for this key.
  • Share your PUBLIC key with others so they can send you encrypted messages. Keep your PRIVATE key secret!
PGP Encryption: Provide text and either a password (for symmetric encryption) OR a recipient's public key (for asymmetric). PGP Decryption: Provide encrypted PGP message, your private key, and its passphrase (if any).

SHA Hashing

Warning: SHA-1 is cryptographically broken. Do not use for security.