Bcrypt Hash Encryption

Hash Result

Features

  • Secure Encryption:Uses bcrypt algorithm, built-in salt value, secure and reliable
  • Configurable Rounds:Supports 10-15 salt rounds, adjust security as needed
  • Hash Verification:Supports password and hash value matching verification
  • Privacy Protection:All calculations done locally in browser, not uploaded to server
  • Fast and Convenient:One-click generate hash, one-click copy result
  • Cross-platform Compatible:Supports PC, tablet, mobile and other devices

How to Use

1

Select Function Mode

Select "Encrypt" or "Verify" mode on the tool page. Encrypt mode is for generating bcrypt hash, verify mode is for checking if password matches.

2

Enter Password and Configure

Encrypt mode: Enter password and select salt rounds; Verify mode: Enter password and corresponding bcrypt hash value.

3

Get Result

Click corresponding button to get result. Encryption result can be copied with one click, verification result will show match or no match.

Use Cases

User Password Storage

Standard way for websites and applications to store user passwords

Authentication

Verify if password matches when user logs in

Enterprise Security

Enterprise user system password secure storage

Development Testing

Developers testing bcrypt encryption functionality

Security Learning

Learn password hashing and encryption knowledge

Operations Debugging

Operations personnel debugging user password issues

Bcrypt Knowledge

What is Bcrypt?

Bcrypt is a password hashing function based on Blowfish cipher, designed by Niels Provos and David Mazières in 1999. Its main feature is being an adaptive hash function that can slow down computation by increasing iteration count, effectively resisting brute force attacks. Bcrypt also automatically generates random salt value for each password, preventing rainbow table attacks.

What are Bcrypt salt rounds?

Salt rounds (cost factor) determines the iteration count for bcrypt hash computation, higher rounds means slower computation, harder to crack. Rounds is exponential, for example rounds 10 means 2^10=1024 iterations. Generally recommend using 10-12 rounds, too high rounds will cause long computation time, affecting user experience.

Recommendation:Regular applications use 10-12 rounds, high security scenarios use 12-14 rounds

What is the format of Bcrypt hash?

Bcrypt hash format: $2a$xx$yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz, where xx is salt rounds, yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy is 22-character salt value, zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz is 31-character hash value. Total hash length is 60 characters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the Bcrypt hash tool free?
A: Completely free, no registration required, no usage limit, just open the webpage to use. All calculations are done locally in the browser, not uploaded to server, protects your password security.
Q: Will password be uploaded to server?
A: Absolutely not. All bcrypt calculations are done locally in your browser, password and hash values are not uploaded to any server, not recorded. You can use it with confidence.
Q: What's the difference between Bcrypt and MD5, SHA?
A: MD5 and SHA are fast hash algorithms, fast computation, easily brute forced; while bcrypt is a slow hash algorithm specifically designed for passwords, can control computation speed by adjusting rounds, built-in salt value, more suitable for storing passwords.
Q: Does the same password generate the same hash each time?
A: No. Bcrypt generates random salt value each time, so the same password generates different hash values each time, but all can be correctly verified. This is one of the reasons bcrypt is secure, can prevent rainbow table attacks.
Q: Can Bcrypt be decrypted?
A: No. Bcrypt is a one-way hash algorithm, can only encrypt not decrypt. Verification is done by re-hashing the input password with the same salt value, then comparing with the stored hash value.