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SHA384 Hash Generator

Generate SHA384, SHA224, and other SHA-2 family hashes with file support and verification

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Input

Drag & drop a file here, or click to select

Supports: TXT, JSON, CSV, XML, HTML, JS, CSS, MD, LOG

SHA384

Widely used in SSL/TLS, optimal for 64-bit systems • 96 characters (384 bits)

SHA224

Compact hash, good for space-constrained applications • 56 characters (224 bits)

SHA512/224

SHA-512 algorithm with 224-bit output • 56 characters (224 bits)

SHA512/256

SHA-512 algorithm with 256-bit output • 64 characters (256 bits)

Hash Verification

About SHA-2 Family Hashing

🔒 SHA384 Features

SHA384 is part of the SHA-2 family, producing 384-bit hashes. It's widely used in SSL/TLS certificates and provides excellent security.

🛡️ Security & Performance

SHA384 offers strong cryptographic security with good performance on 64-bit systems. It's faster than SHA512 on 32-bit platforms.

📊 Use Cases

SSL certificates, file integrity verification, digital signatures, blockchain applications, and secure password storage.

⚠️ Important Note

Hashing is not encryption! These are one-way functions that cannot be "decrypted" to recover original data.

About SHA384 Hash Generator

The SHA384 Hash Generator creates cryptographic hashes using SHA-2 family algorithms including SHA384, SHA224, SHA512/224, and SHA512/256. Perfect for file integrity verification, digital signatures, and security applications. SHA384 is widely used in SSL/TLS certificates and provides strong cryptographic security with optimal performance.

✨ Key Benefits

  • Generate secure SHA-2 family cryptographic hashes
  • SHA384 optimized for 64-bit systems
  • File integrity verification and checksums
  • SSL/TLS certificate compatibility
  • Strong security with efficient performance

🚀 Features

  • SHA384, SHA224, SHA512/224, and SHA512/256 generation
  • Text and file input support
  • Real-time hash generation
  • Hash comparison and verification
  • Copy individual hashes to clipboard
  • Batch hash generation
  • File drag-and-drop support

💡 Use Cases

  • SSL/TLS certificate generation and verification
  • File integrity checking and digital forensics
  • Digital signatures and code signing
  • Password hashing for security applications
  • Blockchain and cryptocurrency applications
  • Software package verification
  • Data deduplication and content addressing

🎯 Fun Facts

  • SHA384 produces a 384-bit (48-byte) hash value
  • SHA384 is essentially SHA512 with truncated output
  • SHA384 is faster than SHA512 on 32-bit systems
  • SHA384 is commonly used in SSL/TLS certificates

📚 Historical Context

  • SHA384 was published as part of SHA-2 in 2001
  • SHA-2 family was designed to replace SHA-1
  • SHA384 uses the same algorithm as SHA512 but with different initial values
  • SHA-2 family is still considered cryptographically secure