Securely redact a PDF
Permanently hide sensitive areas by rebuilding the document.
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Discover 26 resources related to security.
Permanently hide sensitive areas by rebuilding the document.
Generate or verify SHA-256, SHA-384 and SHA-512 HMAC values locally.
Encrypt and decrypt text locally with AES-256-GCM and a password.
Inspect an X.509 certificate or CSR in PEM format locally.
Encrypt a PDF locally with a password and AES-256 without uploading your document.
Remove PDF password protection locally when you know the current password.
Analyze HTTP headers to review security, caching, CORS, and cookie behavior.
Generate an HTTP Basic Auth header and usage examples.
Create a locally signed JWT with HS256, HS384, or HS512.
Generate a Subresource Integrity hash for a file or pasted content.
Generate a clear password policy from the security rules you choose for your organization.
Evaluate password strength from its length and character composition directly in your browser.
Inspect a JWT to review its header, payload, timestamps, and main token information.
Compare two hashes or checksums to immediately verify whether they match exactly.
Generate a text hash using several common hashing algorithms.
Decode a JWT to inspect its header, payload, and main token information more easily.
Generate a random password using the length and character types you choose.
Learn why covering text is not enough, how secure PDF redaction removes sensitive information and why sanitization matters before sharing.
Understand the layers that protect a website: HTTPS, HTTP security headers, CSP, SRI, authentication, passwords and integrity.
Learn how to introduce a CSP progressively, understand its main directives, Report-Only mode, nonces and common mistakes.
Understand HSTS, CSP, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy and Permissions-Policy and how to verify the headers actually returned.
Understand how SRI hashes help detect unexpected changes to static third-party scripts and stylesheets, and where SRI does not apply.
Learn what a JWT contains, why decoding is not verification, how claims such as exp, nbf, iss and aud work, and common security mistakes.
Understand why length and uniqueness matter, how password managers, MFA and passkeys complement passwords, and how servers should store them.
Distinguish hashing from encryption and encoding, understand SHA-256 and SHA-3, collisions and the limits of a hash without authentication.
Understand why local processing matters for sensitive PDFs, what it reduces, and which privacy precautions remain necessary before sharing a document.