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Inspect AGEX bundle metadata without decrypting the file contents
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Use this tool when you want to understand what an AGEX bundle contains before decrypting it. It exposes only metadata such as version, file name, size, MIME type, Argon2id settings, and whether a signature block is present.
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Fill in the form, run the tool, and review the result in one place.
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Tool usage guide
The AGEX Bundle Inspector allows you to safely inspect the metadata of an AGEX bundle file without decrypting its actual contents. By uploading a bundle, you can instantly view critical details such as the bundle version, original file name, size, MIME type, Argon2id key derivation parameters, and the presence of a cryptographic signature block.
Background
An auditor receives an encrypted AGEX file from an external partner and needs to confirm it was signed before processing it.
Problem
Confirming the presence of a signature block without decrypting the payload.
How to use
Upload the encrypted bundle file to the inspector.
Outcome
The tool outputs JSON showing signaturePresent: true and the bundle version, confirming the file is signed.
Background
A DevOps engineer wants to ensure that the encrypted backups generated by their system use the correct Argon2id security parameters.
Problem
Verifying key derivation settings without decrypting the backup archive.
How to use
Select the backup AGEX bundle file in the inspector.
Outcome
The tool displays the Argon2id settings, allowing the engineer to verify the memory and iteration parameters match compliance standards.
No, it only reads the unencrypted metadata header and does not require or accept a decryption passphrase.
You can view the bundle format version, original file name, file size, MIME type, Argon2id parameters, and signature presence.
No, the inspection is performed locally in your browser to ensure your metadata remains private.
The tool supports AGEX bundle files up to 100 MB in size.
Yes, the inspector checks for the presence of a signature block in the bundle metadata.