If you need a hash, we've got your back.
Hasher is an open-source and free to use software. The aim of Hasher is to provide an easy way to make random hashes, that doesn't imply the download of some crypto-mining program that logs hashes and nonces and more nonsense. Hasher is designed to just give you hashes - as easy as that.
If I were to explain you in the simplest (and probably most accurate) way, it just gives you 10 hashes. I will enter into detail later.
Hasher can be used for almost anything, so I will list examples of what Hasher does and doesn't.
- Hasher is:
- A random value generator
- A sha256/sha512/sha1/md5 system test
- A roleplaying tool
- Hasher isn't:
- A password generator
- A ransomware decryptor
- A cryptocurrency miner
Hasher takes 10 random numbers from 0 to 999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999, and then encodes them to a string that Python's "hashlib" can understand. Hasher then takes the hash, re-encodes it, and passes it through another equal algorithm.
For the moment, we've got 4 algorithms! Type:
- "md5" for MD5
- "sha1" for, well, SHA1
- "sha256" for SHA256
- "sha512" for, you guessed it, SHA512.
Hasher uses the GNU-GPLv3 license, which essentially means that you can do anything with my code except making it closed-source.