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CyberChef
Web app for encoding, decoding and data analysis
CyberChef, from GCHQ, chains operations like Base64, hashing, encryption and parsing in the browser.
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| CyberChef | Free | Yes | – | Web |
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| LuLu | Free | Yes | – | Mac |
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Questions
Is CyberChef free?
CyberChef is free.
Is CyberChef open source?
Yes, CyberChef is open source.
What platforms does CyberChef run on?
CyberChef is available for Web.
What are some alternatives to CyberChef?
Similar indie products include IT Tools, LibreWolf, Privacy Badger, ActivityWatch and 4 more.
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