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MD2/MD4 Hash
MD2 (RFC 1319): 128-bit message digest by Ronald Rivest, used in legacy X.509 certificates. Engine: js-md2, OpenSSL-compatible.
MD4 (RFC 1320): 128-bit message digest, predecessor of MD5, common in NTLM and other legacy protocols. Engine: js-md4, OpenSSL-compatible.
32-bit Lowercase
32-bit Uppercase
16-bit Lowercase
16-bit Uppercase
What is MD2/MD4?
MD2 (RFC 1319) and MD4 (RFC 1320) are early 128-bit message digests by Ronald Rivest, predecessors of MD5.
Algorithms
- MD2: RFC 1319, js-md2 engine.
- MD4: RFC 1320, js-md4 engine.
- Compatibility: OpenSSL-compatible output.
Key Features
- Dual algorithm tabs with RFC labels.
- Four outputs: 32/16-bit lower/upper hex.
- 100% client-side.