Recon, decoded.
The browser-only security toolkit. Pay once, use forever.
A single-page, browser-only workspace for authorized security reconnaissance. 2,000+ dorks, 20 precision tools, zero data egress — one-time ₹500 payment, lifetime access. Designed for bug bounty hunters, red teamers, and the deeply curious.
The first discipline of reconnaissance is patience — let a site give up its own architecture. Google dorks, GitHub queries, and sitemap parsing: broad, fast, exhaustive.
Every token, every header, every cookie tells you something about how a system sees the world. Decode JWTs, score session flags, map the authentication surface with surgical clarity.
Strange strings, encoded blobs, unfamiliar hashes — twenty-five encodings at your fingertips, from Base85 to HMAC to YAML. Make the opaque plain; make the complex navigable.
A password is only as strong as its entropy, and a header only protects what it covers. Score, stress-test, and tighten every surface before you call it done. The craft is in the finish.
Every tool here works on your machine and your machine alone. Authorized testing only — no data leaves the browser, no exceptions. Know the law. Stay in scope. Report responsibly. This is a craft, not a weapon.
20 tools. One tab. Zero round-trips.
Each tool lives inline. Click to expand, work, copy. Nothing you paste ever leaves your browser. One-time ₹500 payment unlocks everything.
GitHub Recon
Sitemap Inspector
Encoder / Decoder
JWT Inspector
Header
Payload
Signature
Saved secrets live in your browser's localStorage. Nothing is sent to any server.
Cookie Analyzer
SEO & Keyword Audit
Workflow & Notes
Recently used
Saved JWT secrets (local-only)
Recon checklist
- Confirm scope & written authorization before any active testing.
- Run Google + GitHub dorks against the apex and discovered subdomains.
- Pull
robots.txt,sitemap.xml,.well-known/security.txt. - Inspect every JWT and Set-Cookie header in scope; record flag posture.
- Audit the marketing site for accidental subdomain leaks & structured-data slips.
- Document every finding with reproduction steps and a clear impact statement.
Hash Identifier & Hasher
IP / CIDR Calculator
Password Strength Meter
Crack-time estimates are heuristic. They assume offline, salted hashing at attacker GPU rates of 10⁹–10¹² guesses/sec depending on class.
HTTP Security Header Analyzer
Regex Tester
Common patterns
Cron Expression Builder
Presets
Next 5 runs
Color Converter
Diff Tool
Prompt Token Counter
Nmap Command Builder
Port Reference
Hash Cracking Reference
A predictable recon loop.
Start broad with dorks. Narrow with sitemap and SEO surface analysis. Triage findings through JWT and cookie analyzers. Decode anything strange.
Surface mapping
Run Google + GitHub dorks. Parse the sitemap. Note every subdomain, parameter, and exposed file.
Auth surface
Decode every JWT in flight. Score every Set-Cookie. Look for misconfigured SameSite, missing Secure, weak secrets.
Format archaeology
Strange tokens? Encoded blobs? The encoder/decoder covers Base{16…85}, hex, ROT, hashes, HMAC, JSON→YAML→XML.
Security research, refined.
Built in Karnataka, India — for a global community of researchers who believe serious security work deserves serious tools. Every byte processes on your machine. There is no server, no log, no leak.
Unlock 20 professional
security tools.
One-time payment. Lifetime access. No subscriptions, no data harvesting, no hidden fees. All processing stays in your browser — zero data leaves your machine.
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Privacy Policy
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1. No data collection
Hackerrecon is delivered as a single, static HTML page. All processing — dork generation, JWT decoding, cookie analysis, sitemap parsing, SEO scoring, encoding/decoding — happens entirely inside your browser. No domain, token, cookie, or HTML you paste is transmitted to any Hackerrecon server. There is no Hackerrecon server.
2. Local storage
The site uses your browser's localStorage to store non-sensitive preferences (theme, recently opened tools), any JWT secrets you explicitly choose to save, and your payment verification status. Saved secrets and payment status are stored on your device and are not synchronised, backed up, or transmitted.
3. Third-party assets
The page loads typography from Google Fonts, icons and syntax highlighting from jsDelivr, and a JWT crypto library from jsDelivr. These providers may log standard HTTP request metadata for the purpose of serving those assets. Hackerrecon does not control or receive that data.
4. Outbound search links
Buttons such as "Open in Google" or "Open on GitHub" construct a search URL and open it in a new tab. Once you click such a link you are interacting directly with that third party and their privacy policy applies.
5. Cookies
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6. Children
This site is not directed at minors and is intended for security professionals and adult learners.
7. Changes
This policy may be updated. The "Last updated" date above reflects the current version.
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Educational purpose only
Hackerrecon is provided exclusively for authorized security research, bug bounty engagements within published program rules, capture-the-flag and lab exercises, and academic study. It is a reference and convenience tool — every operator and query it produces is publicly documented.
User responsibility
You are solely responsible for ensuring you have explicit, written authorization to test any target system. Unauthorized access to or interference with computer systems is illegal under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (US), the Computer Misuse Act 1990 (UK), the Information Technology Act 2000 (India), and equivalent statutes elsewhere.
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