DataForge - Online Encoder, Decoder & Hash Toolkit
Encode, decode, hash, encrypt, and transform data directly in your browser. DataForge helps analysts and engineers run CyberChef-style recipes with no account and no installation.
Run your DataForge recipe
Recipe
Drag and drop to reorder. Operations run top to bottom.
Useful for CTF decoding, triage, and everyday security engineering data conversions.
Why use DataForge?
Security work often jumps between separate tools for Base64, hex, hashing, compression, and crypto. DataForge brings these operations together in one browser-side workflow so you can transform data faster during investigations.
This is especially practical for SOC triage, threat intel analysis, malware string decoding, and CTF labs.
Features of DataForge
- Base64, hex, URL and text transforms
- Hashing workflows for quick integrity checks
- AES and browser-side crypto helpers
- Compression and chained recipe execution
- 100% browser processing with no account
How to use DataForge?
- Paste your input or sample data
- Select operations and order them as a recipe
- Run and review the transformed output instantly
What can you process in DataForge?
- Encoded payloads (Base64, hex, URL-encoded)
- Hashes and signatures for verification steps
- Compressed strings and structured snippets
- Text transformations for incident notes and tooling
- CTF and malware-lab preprocessing tasks
FAQ
Is my data uploaded to a server?
Processing runs in your browser. DataForge is designed so transforms execute locally like a CyberChef-style recipe workflow, without sending your input to a third-party encoding service.
How is this related to CyberChef?
It follows the same idea: chain encodings, crypto, and analysis steps in one place. CyberChef is the well-known reference; DataForge is a focused, browser-side toolkit on CyberHunter.
What can I use it for?
CTF decoding, quick hex/Base64 work, hashing, compression, and small encryption experiments - all common blue-team and analyst tasks.
Do I need an account?
No account is required. Open the module and run recipes in the page.