Hash Analysis Tool

Professional forensic hash analysis, identification, and decryption toolkit for investigators

RESEARCH AND TRAINING TOOL

Generate Hashes

File Integrity Analysis

Hash Identifier

Hash Verification

Entropy Analysis

Detect encryption, compression, or obfuscation

Batch Hash Analysis

Analyze multiple hashes from dumps or evidence

Known Hash Database Check

Check against database of known weak/breached hashes

Investigator Tips:

Try hashes in VirusTotal, NSRL, or Have I Been Pwned
Use Hashcat with rockyou.txt wordlist for password hashes
Check John the Ripper for specialized hash formats
Document all findings for chain of custody

Universal Decoder

Automatically detect and decode common encoding schemes

Pattern Extractor

Extract emails, IPs, URLs, hashes from evidence

Hash Cracking & Analysis Resources

Hashcat Commands

# MD5 Dictionary Attack
hashcat -m 0 -a 0 hash.txt rockyou.txt
# NTLM Dictionary Attack
hashcat -m 1000 -a 0 hash.txt rockyou.txt
# SHA-256 with Rules
hashcat -m 1400 -a 0 -r rules/best64.rule hash.txt wordlist.txt
# bcrypt
hashcat -m 3200 -a 0 hash.txt rockyou.txt

John the Ripper

# Auto-detect and crack
john --format=raw-md5 hash.txt
# Show cracked passwords
john --show hash.txt
# Use wordlist
john --wordlist=rockyou.txt hash.txt
# Incremental mode
john --incremental hash.txt

Online Resources:

CrackStation.net
HashKiller.io
md5decrypt.net
OnlineHashCrack.com

Security Databases:

VirusTotal (file hashes)
NSRL (known software)
Have I Been Pwned
Dehashed.com

Legal Notice:

Only analyze hashes from authorized investigations. Unauthorized access is illegal. Document all findings for court admissibility.

Secure Password Storage

Generate and verify secure password hashes using modern algorithms (Argon2id/bcrypt)

Generate Secure Hash

Verify Password Hash

Recommended Algorithms

Argon2id: Winner of Password Hashing Competition 2015. Best for new systems.
bcrypt: Proven track record. Good for legacy compatibility.
scrypt: Memory-hard function. Good for high-security applications.

NEVER Use For Passwords

MD5: Broken since 2004. Extremely fast to crack.
SHA-1: Deprecated. Not designed for passwords.
SHA-256/512: Too fast for passwords. Use with PBKDF2 only.
NTLM: Windows legacy. Very weak.

RESEARCH AND TRAINING USE ONLY

This tool is designed for authorized forensic investigations and cybersecurity research. Unauthorized use to access systems or decrypt data without permission is illegal. All usage should be documented for chain of custody and legal admissibility.

TracerDesk Forensic Tools | Version 2.0 | Hash Analysis & Investigation Platform