Security Tools for Developers
Generate security headers, decode certificates, and create SSH keys — all client-side. Your sensitive data never leaves your browser.
HMAC Generator
Generate HMAC-SHA256, HMAC-SHA384, HMAC-SHA512, and HMAC-SHA1 keyed-hash signatures.
Content Security Policy Generator
Generate Content Security Policy headers with an interactive builder. Configure all CSP directives with presets and custom domains.
SSH Key Generator
Generate RSA and ECDSA SSH key pairs entirely in your browser. Private keys never leave your device.
SSL Certificate Decoder
Decode PEM-encoded SSL/TLS certificates and view subject, issuer, validity dates, SANs, and key information.
CORS Header Builder & Generator
Generate CORS headers interactively. Output as HTTP headers, Nginx config, Express middleware, or Apache .htaccess.
Available Security Tools
- CSP Generator — build Content Security Policy headers with an interactive builder and presets
- SSH Key Generator — generate RSA and ECDSA key pairs directly in your browser
- SSL Certificate Decoder — decode PEM certificates and inspect subject, issuer, validity, and SANs
Why Client-Side Security Tools?
Security-sensitive operations like key generation and certificate inspection should never require sending data to a third-party server. All CodeTidy security tools use browser-native APIs like Web Crypto and run entirely client-side, ensuring your private keys and certificates stay on your machine.
Other Developer Tools
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are online security tools for developers?
- Online security tools help developers implement and audit security configurations like Content Security Policy headers, SSL certificates, and SSH keys — directly in the browser without installing software.
- Is it safe to use online security tools?
- All tools on CodeTidy run entirely in your browser. No data is transmitted to any server. Private keys, certificates, and security configurations never leave your device.
- Why should developers care about CSP, SSL, and SSH?
- Content Security Policy prevents XSS attacks, SSL/TLS certificates encrypt data in transit, and SSH keys enable secure authentication to servers and repositories. These are fundamental security building blocks for any web application.