A hosted service that runs password-hash recovery on purpose-built FPGA hardware. You submit a hash and attack parameters; our FPGA fleet does the work and returns results. You pay only for the compute you use via a token system.
Is this legal? Who can I use it on?+
The service is for authorized use only — recovering passwords for systems and data you own, or that you have explicit written permission to test (e.g. penetration testing, security research). Using it against systems you don't own or aren't authorized to test is prohibited. See our Terms & Conditions.
Which algorithms and attack modes are supported?+
Common hash algorithms including MD5, SHA-1, and the SHA-2/SHA-3 families, with brute-force (mask), dictionary, and hybrid attack modes. The available list is shown when you create a session.
How does pricing work?+
It's pay-per-use with tokens. A session's cost is ceil(keyspace × num_fpgas × algorithm_weight / 100,000). You see the estimate before starting, and are charged for the work actually processed. New accounts get 1000 free tokens. See Pricing.
Do I need a credit card to start?+
No. You get 1000 free tokens on signup with no card required. You only add payment when you want to buy more tokens.
How do I pay, and are tokens refundable?+
Token packs are purchased through secure Stripe checkout from your billing page. Tokens consumed by a completed or in-progress session are non-refundable; unused tokens remain in your balance.
What happens to the hashes I submit?+
Submitted hash values are processed to perform the requested recovery and are not retained as target data after the session completes, beyond minimal audit/billing metadata. See our Privacy Policy.
Can I sign in with Google?+
Yes. You can register or sign in with Google (and, when enabled, Facebook). Social sign-ups have their email verified automatically, so no separate code is needed.
Do you guarantee a password will be recovered?+
No. Success depends on the algorithm, the strength of the password, and the attack configuration you choose. We do not guarantee recovery of any given hash or 100% uptime.