Message Digest Algorithm 5, commonly referred to as MD5, is the internet standard in security applications. The algorithm yields a hash consisting of a 32 digit hexadecimal number, allowing for 2¹²⁸ unique outputs. There is no way to decrypt an MD5 hash. While there is no way to decrypt an MD5 hash, they can be cracked. An attacker may use a brute force method in an attempt to crack a hash. Brute forcing is when the attacker puts all imaginable combinations of characters through the algorithm and checks the outputs. When an output is generated with the same hash as the original, the attack is finished and the attacker has cracked the hash. NetMD5Crack offers another way for security analyzers to decrypt hashes. We have compiled a database of over 170 million hashes and their plain text. To use our service simply enter a hash into our FREE MD5 cracker. Our database will be searched thereafter. If we have the hash in our database then the plain text will be returned, saving you hours of time executing brute force attacks.