Hash Cracker Wordlist Simulator (Offline)
This tool simulates how password hashes can be matched against simple wordlists — the first step in many offline brute-force attacks. You enter a hash (MD5 or SHA-1), and the tool runs it against a predefined dictionary of common passwords to show if it can be cracked. It’s a powerful demonstration of how weak passwords can be quickly uncovered by attackers using common tools.
Meant for educational and awareness purposes, this client-side-only tool helps students, ethical hackers, and developers understand why password hashing is critical — but not sufficient alone. Combining strong passwords with salt and slow hashes like bcrypt or Argon2 is the way forward. But seeing how fast hashes are reversed is a sobering lesson in weak credential risk.
🔓 Hash Cracker Wordlist Simulator
Can We Crack That Hash?
Enter an MD5 or SHA-1 hash and let this tool try to find the original password from a small internal wordlist. This simulates how brute-force dictionary attacks work on weak hashes.
Use This Tool For:
• Educational awareness of password risks
• Training in ethical hacking
• Classroom demonstrations
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