Key Facts
- Category
- Security
- Input Types
- file, select, text, number, checkbox
- Output Type
- file
- Sample Coverage
- 4
- API Ready
- Yes
Overview
The Excel Field-Level Decryptor is a secure utility designed to restore encrypted or obfuscated data within your spreadsheet files. It supports multiple decryption methods, including AES, Base64, and Caesar cipher, allowing you to target specific columns or entire worksheets for quick and accurate data recovery.
When to Use
- •Recovering sensitive information that was previously obfuscated for privacy or transport.
- •Standardizing data exports where specific fields were encoded using common algorithms.
- •Restoring access to encrypted spreadsheet content when you possess the necessary keys or shift values.
How It Works
- •Upload your Excel file and select the appropriate decryption method from the available options.
- •Specify the target columns or fields if you only need to decrypt a subset of your data.
- •Provide the required decryption key or shift amount if using AES or Caesar cipher methods.
- •Choose your preferred output format and download the restored spreadsheet.
Use Cases
Examples
1. Restoring Encrypted Customer Emails
Data Analyst- Background
- A marketing team received a lead list where email addresses were encoded in Base64 to prevent accidental exposure.
- Problem
- The team needs the raw email addresses to perform an outreach campaign.
- How to Use
- Upload the file, select 'Base64 Decoding' as the method, and specify the 'Email' column.
- Outcome
- The tool outputs a clean Excel file with the email addresses fully restored and ready for use.
2. Decrypting Financial Records
Financial Auditor- Background
- An auditor has an Excel sheet containing sensitive salary data encrypted with AES.
- Problem
- The auditor needs to view the actual figures to verify payroll compliance.
- How to Use
- Upload the file, select 'AES Decryption', enter the provided decryption key, and process the file.
- Outcome
- The encrypted cells are replaced with the original numeric values, allowing for accurate auditing.
Try with Samples
xml, xlsx, xlsRelated Hubs
FAQ
Which file formats are supported?
The tool supports standard Excel formats, including .xlsx and .xls files.
Do I need a key for all decryption methods?
No, a key is only required for AES decryption. Other methods like Base64 or Caesar cipher use different parameters.
Can I decrypt only specific columns?
Yes, you can enter comma-separated field names in the 'Fields to Decrypt' option to target specific data.
What happens if I don't know the decryption method?
You can select the 'Auto-Detect Method' option, and the tool will attempt to identify and apply the correct decryption logic.
Is my data secure during the process?
The tool processes your file locally or via secure server-side operations to ensure your data remains private and is not stored permanently.