I did some quick research a while ago and some of the online hash calculators that come up in google are affiliated with one of the online hash crackers. That was the main reason I made my own hash calculator page -- so I could create hashes easily without worrying about the preimages being remembered. So you are right to be concerned.
I tried to think of a way you could test it for yourself, but for everything I thought of, I also thought of a way I could easily pass the test while still adding the preimages to the database. So for now you'll have to trust that I'm not, or use a different hash calculator.
Here's the source code for that checksums page if you want to run it on your own:
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Whats to stop the Checksum Calculator part of this site from adding your text (ie passwords) hashes to their dictionaries?
https://defuse.ca/checksums.htm#checksums
I know the site says it doesnt record the information, but is there any more assurance beyond that?
I did some quick research a while ago and some of the online hash calculators that come up in google are affiliated with one of the online hash crackers. That was the main reason I made my own hash calculator page -- so I could create hashes easily without worrying about the preimages being remembered. So you are right to be concerned.
I tried to think of a way you could test it for yourself, but for everything I thought of, I also thought of a way I could easily pass the test while still adding the preimages to the database. So for now you'll have to trust that I'm not, or use a different hash calculator.
Here's the source code for that checksums page if you want to run it on your own:
http://pastebin.com/tH6EVxR1
Only use a pure javascript checksum calculator online.