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Hash Extractor

PDF · KeePass · 7z · GPG · ZIP · SSH · PKCS#12

Extract crackable hashes from your files

Drop a password-protected KeePass database, Office document, PDF, or SSH key and get a hash ready for John the Ripper and hashcat — with the exact mode and command. Everything runs in your browser; files are never uploaded.

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Supports KeePass, MS Office, PDF, SSH/PEM keys, encrypted ZIP & 7z, Ansible Vault, Ethereum wallets, GnuPG/PGP keys, PKCS#12 keystores, and Apple formats (iOS backups, keychains, DMG).

Files are processed locally in your browser with WebAssembly. Nothing is uploaded.
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Sample password: password

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How 7-Zip password hashes are extracted
Why 7z is the trickiest archive to crack: LZMA-compressed headers, AES coder property encoding, and the full $7z$ hash format explained.
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How Android backup hashes are extracted
Inside the adb backup text header: how PBKDF2 salts, round counts, and a master-key blob become a crackable $ab$ hash.
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How Ansible Vault hashes are extracted
A technical walkthrough of how Hash Extractor parses Ansible Vault files to produce a crackable $ansible$ hash for hashcat and John the Ripper.
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