Hashes.org Website Review

Our database currently contains 2'472'106'964 cracked and 309'343'875 uncracked hashes (02.01.2019). Hashes.org attempts to reveal the plain text of your submitted hash. This is done in an effort to as*ist security professionals to evaluate Hashes.org is not a hacking site and as*umes all submitted hashes are for testing purposes only and are obtained in a legal way. Hashes.org is also happy to help computer users recover their own forgotten pas*words, however this does not extend to recovery of Please ensure all submitted hashes are legally obtained and you have permission to recover the plain text before uploading them to If you object to a particular hash listed in the Hashes.org database please contact us explaining why. If you decide to create a user account at Hashes.org your searches will be saved and you can view if they become cracked. You will also be able to upload hash lists and you can view their progress finding the plain texts and also load them. If you are interested in participating in recovering hashes you can do*nload the left list of our database and try to get some of them and upload it to our database. Hashes.org is a free online hash resolving service incorporating many unparalleled techniques. It is obvious that legacy methods of hash cracking are both time consuming and wasteful of resources. Typically, volunteers spend time and electricity cracking hashes in small individual batches, spread across multiple forums and threads, and frequently duplicating each others work. Hashes.org prefers a different approach. Our method provides a single point of reference for both hashes and their solutions. Every hash solution is cross-referenced with all hash types on all lists, saving many GPU cycles for our volunteers. Hashes.org attempts to optimise the process by removing what we consider to be irrelevant hashes. Hashes.org costs a considerable amount of time and money to set up. There is also a continuous expense in electricity, server, hosting and