CYBER.
COUNTRY
Useful cyber tools. Clear guides. No drama.
Inspect what a link actually says, understand what a check can prove, and make the next move with less guesswork.
URL structure inspector
- Protocol
- HTTP
- Host
- 192.0.2.10
- Registrable domain
- NONE
- Subdomain
- NONE
- Public suffix
- NONE
- Suffix source
- UNLISTED
- Port
- DEFAULT
- Path
- /login
- Query keys
- continue
- Query pairs
- 1
Structural signals
4 FOUNDUnencrypted transport: The address uses HTTP instead of HTTPS.
Embedded credentials: Text appears before an @ sign. The real host comes after it.
IP address host: The address points directly to an IP rather than a named host.
Encoded characters: Part of the address is percent-encoded and may be harder to read.
This parses the address only. It does not visit the link, check reputation, or declare it safe.
Six tools. Zero uploads.
Each module does one job in this browser and states what the result cannot prove.
URL Inspector
Break an address into its real host, registrable domain, path, port, and encoded parts before you act.
File Checksum
Calculate SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512 locally, then compare a digest supplied by a publisher.
Photo Privacy Check
Reveal GPS, device, time, author, software, and other metadata stored inside an image file.
Passphrase Generator
Create an EFF-wordlist passphrase with cryptographic randomness without entering an existing password.
QR Inspector
Decode a QR image locally and expose the text or destination without opening it automatically.
security.txt Builder
Format a clear website security contact file using the fields defined by RFC 9116.
03 / FIRST RESPONSE
Clicked something suspicious?
Start with calm, reversible steps. The exact reporting path depends on the service, country, and type of loss.
- [01]
Stop
Close the message or page. Do not reply, pay, download more, or enter more information.
- [02]
Preserve
Keep the message, address, time, and screenshots if you may need to report what happened.
- [03]
Secure
Open the real service yourself. If you entered credentials, change them and review active sessions.
- [04]
Report
Use the service's official reporting path and the relevant local authority for money or identity loss.
General guidance only. If money, identity, or immediate safety is involved, use verified local channels and professional help.
No mystery box.
Every result explains where it ran, what it checked, what it did not check, and which source shaped the explanation.
A warning signal is not a verdict.
| MODULE | PROCESSING | CHECKS | DOES NOT CHECK |
|---|---|---|---|
| URL Inspector | ● Local | Break an address into its real host, registrable domain, path, port, and encoded parts before you act | Parses structure. Never promises safety. |
| File Checksum | ● Local | Calculate SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512 locally, then compare a digest supplied by a publisher | Checks sameness. Never claims malware-free. |
| Photo Privacy Check | ● Local | Reveal GPS, device, time, author, software, and other metadata stored inside an image file | Reads metadata. Never identifies intent. |
| Passphrase Generator | ● Local | Create an EFF-wordlist passphrase with cryptographic randomness without entering an existing password | Generates a new phrase. Never tests yours. |
| QR Inspector | ● Local | Decode a QR image locally and expose the text or destination without opening it automatically | Decodes content. Never visits the result. |
| security.txt Builder | ● Local | Format a clear website security contact file using the fields defined by RFC 9116 | Formats the file. Publishing stays with you. |
05 / OPEN BUILD
Free tools. Named sources. No paid API.
The working parts use browser standards and reusable code with licenses that permit this site. Inputs stay on the device.
See code and licenses