Key Facts
- Category
- Security
- Input Types
- textarea, select, text, number, checkbox
- Output Type
- text
- Sample Coverage
- 4
- API Ready
- Yes
Overview
The Field-Level Data Decryptor is a secure utility designed to restore encrypted or obfuscated information within CSV datasets. It supports multiple decryption methods, including AES, Base64, and Caesar cipher, allowing you to selectively target specific columns while maintaining your original data structure.
When to Use
- •When you need to recover readable data from CSV files containing obfuscated or encrypted columns.
- •When you have a specific decryption key for AES-encrypted fields that need to be restored to plain text.
- •When you need to batch-process encoded strings like Base64 or Caesar-shifted values across large datasets.
How It Works
- •Paste your CSV data into the input area and select your preferred decryption method from the dropdown menu.
- •Specify the target columns you wish to decrypt, or leave the field blank to process the entire dataset.
- •Provide any necessary parameters, such as an AES decryption key or a Caesar shift amount, to ensure accurate restoration.
- •Choose your desired output format and click to process, maintaining the original CSV structure or exporting as clean JSON.
Use Cases
Examples
1. Restoring Base64 Encoded Emails
Data Analyst- Background
- A legacy system exported user emails in Base64 format, making them unreadable for the marketing team.
- Problem
- Need to convert the 'Email' column back to plain text without altering the rest of the user data.
- How to Use
- Paste the CSV, select 'Base64 Decoding', and enter 'Email' in the fields to decrypt.
- Example Config
-
method: base64, fields: Email, preserveStructure: true - Outcome
- The 'Email' column is restored to standard text format while keeping all other user information intact.
2. Decrypting AES-Protected Financial Records
Security Auditor- Background
- Financial records were encrypted using AES to ensure privacy during storage.
- Problem
- Need to decrypt the 'Salary' column to perform a payroll audit using the original security key.
- How to Use
- Select 'AES Decryption', input the 'Salary' field name, and provide the decryption key.
- Example Config
-
method: aes, fields: Salary, key: [YourSecretKey] - Outcome
- The encrypted salary figures are successfully decrypted into readable currency values for the audit report.
Try with Samples
csv, base64Related Hubs
FAQ
Which decryption methods are supported?
The tool supports Base64 decoding, Caesar cipher deciphering, AES decryption, and simple string reversal.
Can I decrypt only specific columns?
Yes, you can specify the column names in the 'Fields to Decrypt' input to target only the data that requires restoration.
Is a key required for all methods?
No, a key is only required for AES decryption. Other methods like Base64 or Caesar cipher use standard algorithms or shift values.
Will my CSV headers be preserved?
Yes, if you enable the 'Preserve Original Structure' option, the tool will keep your headers and formatting intact.
Can I export the results in a format other than CSV?
Yes, you can choose to export your decrypted data as either a CSV or a JSON file.