Paste any Type 7 hash from your Cisco config — get the plaintext password instantly. Runs entirely in your browser, zero server calls.
This is the original plaintext password stored in your Cisco device configuration.
Verify the hash is a valid Cisco Type 7 string and try again.
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Security notice: Type 7 is a simple reversible XOR cipher — not real encryption. Anyone with your config file can recover the password. For actual security, always use enable secret with Type 5, 8, or 9 hashing on your Cisco devices.
No server round-trips. Decryption runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript — results appear in milliseconds.
Your hashes never leave your device. No server, no database, no logs. Absolutely zero data collection.
Paste multiple Type 7 hashes — one per line. All decoded instantly in a clean results table.
Type 7 is a reversible XOR cipher built into Cisco IOS — not a real cryptographic hash.
Cisco IOS uses a hardcoded 53-byte key table on every device. Since the key is public, decryption is trivial for anyone.
The first two digits of the hash are a decimal seed (00–52) indicating the starting offset in the XOR key table.
Each pair of hex bytes is XOR'd against the key. Since XOR is its own inverse, encrypting and decrypting are identical.
The result is your original password. Use enable secret with stronger hashing for real security.