SHA1 Hash Generator
Generate a SHA-1 digest of any text.
Generate an MD5 digest of any text.
Not for anything security-related. Practical collision attacks against MD5 have existed since 2004, and it must never be used for password storage, digital signatures or integrity checks against a motivated attacker. It remains acceptable as a fast, non-adversarial checksum, for example detecting accidental file corruption or as a cache key.
A deliberately slow, salted password hash: bcrypt, scrypt or Argon2. General-purpose digests like MD5 and SHA-256 are designed to be fast, which is exactly the wrong property for password storage.
Generate a SHA-1 digest of any text.
Generate a SHA-256 digest of any text.
Generate a SHA-512 digest of any text.
Hash a password with bcrypt, or verify one against a hash.
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