What This Tool Does
The backend performs AES operations with the selected mode, key length, PBKDF2 iterations, IV length, salt length, and output format. It is useful for testing AES parameters and payload formats.
Security tool
Encrypt or decrypt text with AES-GCM or AES-CBC using PBKDF2, IV, salt, tag length, and Base64 or JSON output.
Encrypt or decrypt text with AES-GCM or AES-CBC using PBKDF2, IV, salt, GCM tag settings, and Base64 or JSON payloads.
The backend performs AES operations with the selected mode, key length, PBKDF2 iterations, IV length, salt length, and output format. It is useful for testing AES parameters and payload formats.
Encryption and decryption run on the backend, but plaintext, passwords, keys, and payloads are processed for the current request only and are not stored or written to logs.
AES-GCM is generally recommended for authenticated encryption when compatible with your workflow.
No. Passwords are used for the current operation only and are not stored.
Only if the payload format, password derivation settings, IV, salt, tag, and AES mode match what this tool expects.