Security Auditor Toolkit
Security auditors evaluate systems, applications, and infrastructure against frameworks like NIST, CIS, and OWASP. The work involves inspecting configurations, verifying cryptographic implementations, comparing baselines, and documenting findings. These free, browser-based tools handle the technical micro-tasks that arise during every audit engagement — all running client-side for confidentiality.
JSON Formatter & Validator
Pretty-print and validate JSON configuration files, AWS IAM policies, Azure ARM templates, and API responses. The formatted view reveals misconfigurations — overly permissive wildcards, missing deny statements — that raw JSON obscures.
Code Diff Tool
Compare current configurations against security baselines, CIS benchmarks, or approved templates. The side-by-side view highlights exactly what deviates from the expected state, providing clear evidence for audit findings.
AES Encryptor
Verify AES encryption implementations during application security audits. Test that data-at-rest encryption meets the cipher strength and mode requirements specified by your audit framework.
RSA Encryptor
Test RSA key pairs and verify key lengths during certificate and key-management audits. Confirm that the organization uses appropriate key sizes (2048-bit minimum, 4096-bit preferred) as required by modern standards.
DES Encryptor
Test for deprecated DES encryption still in use on legacy systems. Document findings with evidence of weak cipher usage to support remediation recommendations.
MD5 / Hash Generator
Hash configuration snapshots, audit evidence files, and policy documents to create tamper-evident records. Use SHA-256 for evidence integrity and MD5 for quick identification.
Password Generator
Test password policy enforcement by generating passwords of varying complexity. Verify that the system correctly accepts compliant passwords and rejects those that fail policy requirements.
Base64 Encoder / Decoder
Decode Base64-encoded secrets found in configuration files, environment variables, and CI/CD pipelines. Verify that sensitive values are encrypted rather than merely encoded — a common finding in audits.
URL Encoder / Decoder
Decode URL-encoded parameters during web application security audits. Inspect redirect URIs, callback URLs, and API endpoints for injection vulnerabilities and open redirect issues.
JSON to YAML Converter
Convert JSON audit data to YAML for Kubernetes security context reviews, Helm chart analysis, and infrastructure-as-code assessments.
Timestamp Converter
Normalize timestamps from various audit log sources into a consistent format. Build accurate timelines when reviewing access logs, change records, and security events.
RegExp Tester
Build regex patterns to search audit logs for specific patterns — failed login attempts, privilege escalation events, or configuration changes. Test patterns before deploying them in log analysis tools.