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Security Tools

Password generators, SSL checker and IP lookup tools.

Stay secure online. Generate cryptographically secure passwords, check SSL certificate health and grades, look up IP address details and risk scores — professional security tools, completely free.

3 tools available — free, no login required

Cryptographic Password Generation, TLS Inspection & Network Diagnostics

Online security starts with high-entropy credentials and properly configured transport encryption. PursTech's Security Tools give everyday users, system administrators, and web developers instant access to cryptographic password generation, live TLS/SSL certificate grading, and IP network intelligence without requiring command-line utilities like OpenSSL or dig.

Our Password Generator never uses predictable Math.random() calls; instead, it draws entropy directly from your operating system's CSPRNG via window.crypto.getRandomValues(), calculating real-time bit entropy and estimated brute-force resistance times across character sets or memorable multi-word passphrases. Everything happens locally in your browser memory—generated passwords never touch the network.

For server and domain diagnostics, our SSL Certificate Checker performs a live TLS handshake against port 443 to inspect certificate validity windows, key bit-lengths, TLS 1.2/1.3 protocol negotiation, cipher suites, and Subject Alternative Names (grading configurations from A+ to F), while our IP Address Lookup surfaces geolocation, ASN/ISP ownership, timezone, and network metadata.

📖 In-Depth Security Tools Guides & Tutorials

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions About Security Tools

Why is password length more important than complex symbol substitutions?+
Each additional character multiplies the total keyspace exponentially. A 16-character random password or 5-word passphrase provides vastly higher bit entropy against modern GPU brute-force guessing rigs than a short 8-character password with predictable substitutions like '@' for 'a'.
Are passwords generated on PursTech ever transmitted over the internet?+
Never. Password generation runs 100% locally in your browser using window.crypto.getRandomValues().

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