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NO TRUST

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Tools Overview

NO-TRUST tool directory

Tools Overview

A quick launch board for the current Suite tools and the standalone NO-TRUST utilities that live beside it.

Local first No uploads No tracking No CDN

Credentials

Create and Check Secrets

Password, passphrase, and strength tools for values that should stay in your browser.

Suite module

Passphrase Generator

Creates readable random passphrases with policy-controlled word count, separators, and wordlists.

What it does

Best for credentials you need to type yourself. Generated values stay in the browser and session history is local only.

  • Local only
  • Web Crypto
  • No secret storage
Suite module

Password Generator

Generates long random passwords locally with policy defaults and educational guidance.

What it does

This is the Suite password generator. PGEN1 remains a separate standalone plugin for now.

  • Local only
  • Web Crypto
  • Nothing stored
Suite module

Password Strength Checker

Analyzes password length, entropy, character mix, patterns, and rough time-to-crack estimates.

What it does

Use it as a warning light, not a promise. Names, dates, repeats, and keyboard patterns are easier to guess than they feel.

  • Local analysis
  • No storage
  • Manual check

Authentication and random material

Test Tokens and Generate Salts

Helpers for MFA testing and random material that should not be uploaded.

Suite module

TOTP Tester

Tests time-based one-time passwords locally using configurable algorithm, digit, and period policies.

What it does

Your code expires. Your secret does not. Use real MFA secrets only on devices and browsers you trust.

  • Local only
  • Web Crypto
  • No secret storage
Suite module

Salt Generator

Generates salts, nonces, and random key material in policy-approved formats.

What it does

Useful when you need random supporting material. It does not store outputs or send them back to WordPress.

  • Local only
  • Web Crypto
  • Nothing sent

Encoding and identifiers

Transform Text and Create IDs

Local utilities for Base64 variants and UUID generation.

Suite module

Base64 Lab

Encodes, decodes, normalizes, and inspects common Base64 alphabet variants.

What it does

Base64 is encoding, not protection. The tool supports standard Base64, Base64URL, IMAP modified Base64, bcrypt radix-64, crypt radix-64, and a custom 64-character alphabet.

  • Local codec
  • Browser transform
  • No upload
Suite module

UUID Generator

Generates and validates UUID v4 and UUID v7 identifiers in bulk.

What it does

Good for unique IDs, test data, and records. UUIDs are identifiers; they are not passwords or secrets.

  • Local only
  • Browser generated
  • Nothing stored

Privacy surface

Inspect Browser Signals

Local checks for what a browser or user-agent string can reveal.

Suite module

Local Device Info

Shows browser-exposed screen, timezone, cookie, language, and privacy-surface clues.

What it does

This is a local report. It shows clues, not proof of who someone is.

  • Local only
  • No network check
  • No storage
Suite module

User-Agent Parser

Parses browser, OS, engine, architecture, device type, and automation hints from user-agent strings.

What it does

User-agent strings are useful clues, not sworn statements. Windows 10 and 11 are especially messy because modern browsers often report them the same way.

  • Local only
  • No lookup service
  • Nothing stored

Standalone tools

Independent NO-TRUST Utilities

These are not built into the Suite module shell, but they are part of the current NO-TRUST tool set.

Standalone plugin

HG2 Hash Generator

Privacy-first hash generator for common and advanced hash families.

What it does

HG2 hashes text locally with browser cryptography and same-origin local code. It includes SHA-2, SHA-3, BLAKE, reviewed legacy hashes, and checksum-style non-cryptographic hashes. Plain fast hashes are not password storage.

  • Client-side hashing
  • No tracking
  • No uploads
Standalone plugin

PGEN1

Original password generator kept separate from the Suite password generator.

What it does

PGEN1 generates strong random passwords locally and includes its own credential policy screen, profile presets, entropy view, and time-to-crack guidance. It remains separate from the Suite while we decide which password generator should be the long-term public tool.

  • Standalone
  • Local generation
  • Separate policies
Local first Nothing stored by default Nothing sent unless a tool clearly says otherwise Use real secrets only on devices and browsers you trust