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Highly proprietary fields might be flagged as 'Extra Data' or 'Warnings'.","aiTopic":"EMV AID Configuration","aiQuestion1":"What does the AID acronym mean in the context of credit/debit cards?","aiQuestion2":"What is the importance of the AID Parameter Table in a POS payment terminal?","aiQuestion3":"What is the difference between 'Terminal Country Code' (tag 9F1A) and 'Transaction Currency Code' (tag 5F2A)?","aiQuestion4":"What are the 'Terminal Action Codes' (Default, Denial, Online) used for?","aiQuestion5":"How does the 'Application Version Number' (tag 9F09) affect a transaction?","aiQuestion6":"What is the 'Terminal Floor Limit' (tag 9F1B) and is it still relevant for online transactions?","aiQuestion7":"What does the 'Transaction Category Code' (tag 9F53) mean and what are its common values?","aiQuestion8":"Explain what TDOL and DDOL are in EMV transactions."},"public-key-table":{"toolName":"Public Key Table","toolDescription":"Analyzes a data string from the Public Key Table.","f1":"Record size, including this field (fixed expected \"611\")","f2":"Public Key Table Identification (fixed expected '2')","f3":"Acquirer Network Identifier","f4":"Record index in table (from '01' to '99')","f5":"RID - Registered Application Provider Identifier","f6":"Certification Authority Public Key Index","f7":"Reserved for future use - (expected '00')","f8":"Size in bytes of Certification Authority Public Key Exponent ('1' or '3')","f9":"Certification Authority Public Key Exponent (left aligned)","f10":"Size in bytes of Certification Authority Public Key Modulus (up to '248')","f11":"Certification Authority Public Key Modulus (left aligned)","f12":"Check Sum Status (SHA-1 Hash): '0'=Not used, '1'=Present","f13":"Certification Authority Public Key Check Sum (SHA-1 Hash)","f14":"Reserved for future use - (expected '00...00')","cardDesc":"Paste the complete data string in the field below. Expected length is {length} characters.","analyzingWithLength":"Analyzing string (Length: {length}). Expected Length: {expected}.","errorValidation":"Analysis completed with validation errors.","successComplete":"Analysis completed successfully. All fields valid and correct length.","analysisFinished":"Analysis completed. Check field details.","fieldTruncated":"Field truncated. Expected {expected}, read {actual}.","fieldOutOfBounds":"Field start ({start}) out of string bounds.","diffLength":"String length ({actual}) differs from expected ({expected}). ","faq1Q":"What is an EMV Public Key (CAPK)?","faq1A":"A Certification Authority Public Key (CAPK) is used by EMV payment terminals to perform Offline Data Authentication (SDA, DDA, or CDA) verifying the card's authenticity.","faq2Q":"What components are extracted?","faq2A":"The parser extracts the Registered Application Provider Identifier (RID), Public Key Index, Exponent, Hash Algorithm, Modulus, and associated checksums.","faq3Q":"Is this tool secure?","faq3A":"Yes. This tool runs entirely in your browser. Since these are public keys (not private keys), they are inherently public data, but no data is ever transmitted.","aiQuestions":["What is the Public Key Table in the EMV context?","How does card authentication work using public keys?","What is the RID (Registered Application Provider Identifier) and why is it important?","What is the difference between the modulus and exponent of a public key?","Why is the SHA-1 checksum used in the public key table?","How does the terminal use the Certification Authority Public Key Index?","What are the security risks if the public key table is outdated?"],"howToTitle":"How to Use the Public Key Table Parser","howToDesc":"Parse and validate the raw hex data of an EMV Public Key (CAPK) to ensure cryptographic integrity.","step1":"Paste Hex Data: Input the continuous hexadecimal string of the CAPK configuration.","step2":"Parse Key: Click the analyze button to decode the components like RID, Exponent, and Modulus.","step3":"Review Validation: The tool will check the format and lengths, verifying hashes and checksums where applicable.","step4":"Export: Download the parsed cryptographic structure as JSON, CSV, or Markdown.","faqTitle":"Frequently Asked Questions","aiTopic":"EMV CAPK and Cryptography","aiQuestion1":"What is the role of the Certification Authority Public Key (CAPK) in EMV?","aiQuestion2":"How does Offline Data Authentication (SDA, DDA, CDA) work?","aiQuestion3":"What is the difference between the Modulus and the Exponent in an RSA key?","aiQuestion4":"Why do CAPKs have an expiration date?","aiQuestion5":"What happens if a POS terminal lacks the correct CAPK for a card?","aiQuestion6":"What is a Registered Application Provider Identifier (RID)?","aiQuestion7":"How does the Hash Algorithm (e.g., SHA-1, SHA-256) ensure key integrity?","aiQuestion8":"What is the process for updating CAPKs in the field?"},"pp-startgetcard-psinput":{"toolName":"StartGetCard (psInput)","toolDescription":"Analyzes and validates the psInput entry string for StartGetCard.","f1":"Acquirer Network Identifier","f2":"Desired application type","f3":"Initial transaction value in cents","f4":"Transaction date (YYMMDD)","f5":"Transaction time (HHMMSS)","f6":"\"Time-stamp\" of parameter tables","f7":"Quantity (N) of entries in the AID list","f8":"AID List Entry #","f9":"Enable contactless interface","f10":"Transaction type","aidListCount":"{count} entries in list","errorListCountNonNumeric":"List count is not numeric.","errorListCountMismatch":"List count must be '00' if App Type is not '00'.","faq1Q":"What is \"StartGetCard\"?","faq1A":"\"StartGetCard\" is a function that initiates the card reading process. psInput configures it.","faq2Q":"Why is the input string hexadecimal?","faq2A":"Because it contains binary and compressed data for low-level analysis.","faq3Q":"Does this tool validate all fields?","faq3A":"It validates format, length, and basic content, but does not replace a full EMV validator.","aiQuestion1":"What is the StartGetCard function and when is it called?","aiQuestion2":"How does the AID list work in card reading initialization?","aiQuestion3":"What is the difference between contact and contactless (CTLS) interface?","aiQuestion4":"Why is the parameter table timestamp important?","aiQuestion5":"How does the transaction type affect the card reading process?","aiQuestion6":"What happens if the application type is '00'?","aiQuestion7":"How does the terminal decide which AID to use in application selection?"},"pp-getcard-psoutput":{"toolName":"GetCard (psOutput)","toolDescription":"Analyzes and validates the psOutput exit string of GetCard.","f1":"Card type read","f2":"Last chip read status (fallback)","f3":"Selected application type","f4":"Acquirer Network Identifier","f5":"AID Table record index","f6":"Track 1 size","f7":"Track 1","f8":"Track 2 size","f9":"Track 2","f10":"Track 3 size","f11":"Track 3","f12":"PAN size","f13":"PAN (Card Number)","f14":"Application PAN Sequence Number","f15":"Application Label","f16":"Service Code","f17":"Cardholder Name","f18":"Application Expiration Date (YYMMDD)","f19":"Reserved for future use","f20":"Issuer Country Code","f21":"Size (L_SPEC) of specific data","f22":"DF Name byte count (Network 01)","f23":"DF Name (tag 84h) (Network 01)","f24":"Application Label (tag 50h) (Network 01)","f25":"Application Preferred Name (tag 9F12h) (Network 01)","f26":"Application Usage Control (tag 9F07h) (Network 02)","f27":"Specific Data Block (Raw)","f28":"Network Specific Data Block","lspecNote":"{count} characters declared for the block.","errorLSpecInvalid":"L_SPEC is not a valid number.","errorLSpecMismatch01":"For Network '01', expected L_SPEC is 66.","errorLSpecMismatch02":"For Network '02', expected L_SPEC is 10.","errorLSpecMismatchOther":"For this Network, expected L_SPEC is 0.","errorSizePAN":"Not a valid number for size.","warnReserved":"Reserved (pos 308-336) should ideally contain 29 zeros.","faq1Q":"What are \"GetCard\" and \"psOutput\"?","faq1A":"\"GetCard\" returns a string (psOutput) with card data (PAN, Tracks, etc).","faq2Q":"Why is the output string hexadecimal?","faq2A":"Because it contains binary and low-level chip information.","faq3Q":"Does this tool validate all EMV fields?","faq3A":"It validates formats and common rules, but not the specifics of all schemes.","howToTitle":"How to Use the GetCard Output Parser","howToDesc":"Analyze the hexadecimal string returned by the terminal after executing the GetCard function.","step1":"Paste Hex Data: Input the psOutput string into the text area.","step2":"Parse Output: Click 'Analyze' to extract Track 1, Track 2, PAN, Cardholder Name, and application data.","step3":"Verify Data: Review the extracted fields to ensure the card read was successful and data is well-formed.","aiTopic":"EMV GetCard Response","aiQuestion1":"What data is contained within the GetCard psOutput?","aiQuestion2":"How is Track 2 data formatted in an EMV context?","aiQuestion3":"What is the PAN Sequence Number and why is it important?","aiQuestion4":"How does the terminal handle missing Track 1 data?","aiQuestion5":"What does L_SPEC mean in the context of network-specific data?"},"pp-startgoonchip-psinput":{"toolName":"StartGoOnChip (psInput)","toolDescription":"Analyzes and validates the psInput entry string for StartGoOnChip.","f1":"Transaction value (Amount, authorized)","f2":"Cashback/Change value (Amount, other)","f3":"Exception List check result","f4":"Connection mandatory flag","f5":"Reserved (fixed '0')","f6":"Encryption mode (online PIN)","f7":"Master Key or DUKPT index","f8":"Working Key (encrypted)","f9":"Risk management (TRM Flag)","f10":"Terminal Floor Limit","f11":"Target Percentage","f12":"Threshold Value","f13":"Maximum Target Percentage","f14":"Size (L_ACQ) of specific data","f15":"Final Block: Acquirer Specific Parameters","lacqNote":"{count} characters declared","errorTRMPercent":"TRM percentage must be numeric between 0-99.","errorLAcqInvalid":"Invalid L_ACQ value.","ignoredModo":"(Field ignored because Crypto Mode is '{mode}')","ignoredTRM":"(TRM field ignored because TRM Flag is '{flag}')","faq1Q":"What is \"StartGoOnChip\"?","faq1A":"Initiates EMV 'GENERATE AC' communication with the chip.","faq2Q":"Why is the string hexadecimal?","faq2A":"Contains binary and compact transaction data.","faq3Q":"What is Working Key?","faq3A":"Temporary key to encrypt the PIN derived from the Master Key.","aiQuestion1":"What is the StartGoOnChip function and when is it executed?","aiQuestion2":"How does the GENERATE AC command work in the EMV protocol?","aiQuestion3":"What is TRM (Terminal Risk Management) and how does it affect the transaction?","aiQuestion4":"What is the difference between Amount Authorized and Amount Other?","aiQuestion5":"Why does the Working Key need to be encrypted?","aiQuestion6":"How does the Terminal Floor Limit influence the authorization decision?","aiQuestion7":"What are the Target Percentage and Threshold Value parameters?"},"pp-goonchip-psoutput":{"toolName":"GoOnChip (psOutput)","toolDescription":"Analyzes and validates the psOutput exit string of GoOnChip.","f1":"Decision taken","f2":"Offline PIN was blocked","f3":"PIN try counter exceeded","f4":"Last PIN try","f5":"PIN entry mode required","f6":"Signature required","f7":"Size (L1) data for host","f8":"Block 1: Data for host","f9":"Encrypted PIN","f10":"Key Serial Number (KSN)","f11":"Size (L2) acquirer specific data","f12":"Block 2: Acquirer specific data","f13":"Size (L3) display data","f14":"Block 3: Display data","errorLength":"LENGTH_ERROR: Expected {expected}, got {actual}.","ignoredPIN":"Ignored (PIN entry not required).","faq1Q":"What is \"GoOnChip\"?","faq1A":"\"GoOnChip\" executes the EMV 'GENERATE AC' command, where the card generates a cryptogram to authenticate the transaction.","howToTitle":"How to Use the GoOnChip Output Parser","howToDesc":"Decode the psOutput string returned after the GoOnChip (GENERATE AC) operation.","step1":"Paste Hex Data: Enter the hex string resulting from the chip transaction attempt.","step2":"Analyze String: The tool will decode the Cryptogram Information Data (CID), ATC, and the generated Application Cryptogram (AC).","step3":"Check Decision: Look at the terminal decision (Offline Approved, Declined, or Go Online) based on the cryptogram.","aiTopic":"EMV GENERATE AC Response","aiQuestion1":"What is an Application Cryptogram (TC, ARQC, AAC)?","aiQuestion2":"How does the terminal decide the transaction outcome after GoOnChip?","aiQuestion3":"What is the Application Transaction Counter (ATC) used for?","aiQuestion4":"What information is encoded in the Cryptogram Information Data (CID)?","aiQuestion5":"How do Issuer Application Data (IAD) and CVR impact the transaction?","faq2Q":"What is the Application Transaction Counter (ATC)?","faq2A":"The ATC is a counter in the chip that increments with every transaction to prevent replay attacks.","faq3Q":"How do Issuer Application Data (IAD) impact the result?","faq3A":"IAD contains proprietary data from the card issuer used to validate the cryptogram and card status."},"pp-finishchip-psinput":{"toolName":"FinishChip (psInput)","toolDescription":"Analyzes the psInput entry string for FinishChip.","f1":"Host communication status","f2":"Issuer Type","f3":"Authorization Response Code (ARC)","f4":"Size (L1) Field 55","f5":"Block 1: Field 55 data (ISO8583)","f6":"Size (L2) Specific Data","f7":"Block 2: Acquirer Specific Parameters","hostFail":"Host indicates FAILURE. Following fields would not be processed.","ignoredStatus":"Ignored (Host Comm Status = '1').","faq1Q":"What are \"FinishChip\" and \"psInput\"?","faq1A":"Finalizes the EMV transaction with the ARC and host data (Field 55).","faq2Q":"What is Field 55?","faq2A":"Contains EMV tags sent by the issuer to complete the transaction on the chip.","howToTitle":"How to Use the FinishChip Input Parser","howToDesc":"Analyze the configuration string passed to the FinishChip function after host authorization.","step1":"Paste Hex Data: Provide the psInput string containing authorization response data.","step2":"Analyze Command: The tool decodes the Authorization Response Code (ARC), Issuer Authentication Data (IAD), and Issuer Scripts.","step3":"Review Scripts: Check if there are any Issuer Scripts (71 or 72) intended to update the card.","aiTopic":"EMV Host Authorization Response","aiQuestion1":"What is the role of the Authorization Response Code (ARC) in EMV?","aiQuestion2":"How does the terminal process Issuer Authentication Data (ARPC)?","aiQuestion3":"What is the difference between Issuer Script 71 and 72?","aiQuestion4":"Why is FinishChip necessary for an online-approved transaction?","aiQuestion5":"What happens if the host declines the transaction during FinishChip?","faq3Q":"What is the difference between Issuer Script 71 and 72?","faq3A":"Script 71 is executed before the second GENERATE AC, while Script 72 is executed after."},"pp-finishchip-psoutput":{"toolName":"FinishChip (psOutput)","toolDescription":"Analyzes the psOutput exit string for FinishChip.","f1":"Decision taken","f2":"Size (L1) Final Data","f3":"Block 1: Required final data","f4":"Size (L2) Issuer Script","f5":"Block 2: Issuer Script Results","f6":"Size (L3) Specific Data","f7":"Block 3: Specific Data","faq1Q":"What are Issuer Scripts?","faq1A":"Commands sent by the issuer (bank) to the chip (e.g., block card, change limits).","howToTitle":"How to Use the FinishChip Output Parser","howToDesc":"Decode the final transaction result and script execution status returned by the chip.","step1":"Paste Hex Data: Input the psOutput string generated after FinishChip completes.","step2":"Parse Result: The tool will extract the final transaction decision (TC or AAC) and script results.","step3":"Verify Scripts: Analyze the Issuer Script Results to confirm if card updates were successful.","aiTopic":"EMV Transaction Completion","aiQuestion1":"What is the final Application Cryptogram returned by FinishChip?","aiQuestion2":"How are Issuer Script Results formatted and reported back to the acquirer?","aiQuestion3":"Can a transaction be declined during FinishChip even if the host approved it?","aiQuestion4":"What causes an Issuer Script to fail?","aiQuestion5":"What is a TC (Transaction Certificate) and why is it generated for clearing?","faq2Q":"What is a TC (Transaction Certificate)?","faq2A":"A TC is a cryptogram generated by the card that proves the transaction was approved offline or online.","faq3Q":"What are Issuer Script Results?","faq3A":"They indicate whether the commands sent by the issuer (like blocking a card or changing a PIN) were successful."},"pp-startgetpin-psinput":{"toolName":"StartGetPIN (psInput)","toolDescription":"Analyzes and validates the psInput entry string for StartGetPIN.","f1":"Encryption mode","f2":"Master Key or DUKPT index","f3":"Working Key (encrypted)","f4":"PAN Size","f5":"PAN (Card Number)","f6":"Fixed Field '1'","f7":"Minimum PIN size","f8":"Maximum PIN size","f9":"Display message","errorMaxMin":"Maximum size must be >= minimum size ({min}).","faq1Q":"What is \"StartGetPIN\"?","faq1A":"Starts secure PIN capture on the PINpad by configuring crypto mode and messages.","ignoredModo":"(Field ignored because Crypto Mode is '{mode}')","aiQuestion1":"What is the StartGetPIN function and when is it called?","aiQuestion2":"How does PIN encryption work on the PINpad?","aiQuestion3":"What is the difference between Master Key and DUKPT mode?","aiQuestion4":"Why does the Working Key need to be encrypted before being sent to the PINpad?","aiQuestion5":"How do minimum and maximum PIN sizes affect security?","aiQuestion6":"What is the PAN and why is it necessary to capture the PIN?","aiQuestion7":"How do custom display messages improve user experience?"},"pp-getpin-psoutput":{"toolName":"GetPIN (psOutput)","toolDescription":"Analyzes the exit string (psOutput) of the GetPIN function.","f1":"Encrypted PIN","f2":"Key Serial Number (KSN)","noteDukpt":"Relevant only in DUKPT mode.","faq1Q":"What is KSN?","faq1A":"Key Serial Number, used in DUKPT management to derive per-transaction keys.","howToTitle":"How to Use the GetPin Output Parser","howToDesc":"Examine the output of the PIN capture process, including the encrypted PIN Block and KSN.","step1":"Paste Hex Data: Enter the psOutput from the GetPin function.","step2":"Analyze Data: The parser will extract the PIN Block, Key Serial Number (KSN), and capture status.","step3":"Verify Security: Ensure the PIN block is present and properly formatted for DUKPT if applicable.","aiTopic":"PIN Capture and Encryption","aiQuestion1":"What is a PIN Block and how is it formatted (e.g., ISO 0, ISO 4)?","aiQuestion2":"How does DUKPT (Derived Unique Key Per Transaction) work with KSN?","aiQuestion3":"What happens if the user bypasses the PIN entry?","aiQuestion4":"Why is the PIN never transmitted in plaintext?","aiQuestion5":"How does the terminal handle an offline PIN verification?","faq2Q":"What is DUKPT?","faq2A":"DUKPT (Derived Unique Key Per Transaction) is a key management scheme where a unique key is generated for every transaction.","faq3Q":"What happens if the PIN is entered incorrectly?","faq3A":"The terminal receives a specific status code from the chip, and the application decide whether to allow a retry."},"aiHelper":{"title":"Still have doubts about {topic}?","description":"Deepen your knowledge. Ask a question to our AI Expert Engineer.","questionLabel":"Your Question:","askButton":"Ask the Expert","previousExample":"Previous Example","nextExample":"Next Example","loadingExamples":"Loading examples...","emptyQuestionTitle":"Empty Question","emptyQuestionDesc":"There is no question to submit."}},"aid-parameter-table":{"toolName":"AID Parameter Table","toolDescription":"Analyzes a data string from the AID Parameter Table.","f1":"Declared total record size (bytes)","f2":"AID Parameter Table Identification (fixed '1')","f3":"Acquirer Network Identifier","f4":"Record index in the table ('01' to '99')","f5":"AID size, in bytes ('05' to '16')","f6":"AID - Application Identifier (left-aligned)","f7":"Application Type: '01'–Credit, '02'–Debit","f8":"Default application label","f9":"Application standard: '03' - EMV","f10":"Application Version Number (Terminal) - option #1","f11":"Application Version Number (Terminal) - option #2","f12":"Application Version Number (Terminal) - option #3","f13":"Terminal Country Code","f14":"Transaction Currency Code","f15":"Transaction Currency Exponent","f16":"Merchant Identifier","f17":"Merchant Category Code","f18":"Terminal Identification","f19":"Terminal Capabilities","f20":"Additional Terminal Capabilities","f21":"Terminal Type","f22":"Terminal Action Code – Default","f23":"Terminal Action Code – Denial","f24":"Terminal Action Code – Online","f25":"Terminal Floor Limit (default), in cents","f26":"Transaction Category Code","f27":"CTLS action if transaction value is zero: '0'=Not supported, '1'=Supports online","f28":"Terminal's CTLS handling capability for the AID","f29":"Terminal/Reader Contactless Transaction Limit, cents","f30":"Terminal/Reader Contactless Floor Limit, cents","f31":"Terminal/Reader CVM Required Limit, cents","f32":"PayPass Mag Stripe Application Version Number (Terminal)","f33":"Reserved (future use, fill with '0')","f34":"Default Transaction Certificate Data Object List (TDOL)","f35":"Default Dynamic Data Authentication Data Object List (DDOL)","f36":"AID priority in the selection process (contact)","f37":"Reserved (future use, fill with '0')","f38":"VISA/DPAS/UP: Activate bit 1 Byte 1 TTQ","f39":"Reserved (future use, fixed '00000000')","f40":"Terminal Action Code – Default (CTLS)","f41":"Terminal Action Code – Denial (CTLS)","f42":"Terminal Action Code – Online (CTLS)","f43":"Terminal Capabilities (CTLS)","f44":"Support for cardholder verification on mobile device","f45":"Additional Terminal Capabilities (CTLS)","f46":"Terminal/Reader Contactless Transaction Limit - Mobile, cents","f47":"Support for Issuer Script processing (CTLS)","howToTitle":"How to Use the AID Parameter Table Analyzer","howToDesc":"Paste the raw hexadecimal string from your EMV terminal's or host system's AID table configuration to parse its structure.","step1":"Paste Hex Data: Enter the continuous hexadecimal string representing the AID parameter table in the input field.","step2":"Analyze String: Click the button to decode and validate each tag according to the EMV standard.","step3":"Review Results: Check the table for extracted values, status, and any warnings or errors about data formats.","step4":"Export: Use the export options to download the analyzed data as JSON, CSV, or Markdown.","faqTitle":"Frequently Asked Questions","faq1Q":"What is an AID in EMV?","faq1A":"AID stands for Application Identifier. It is a unique identifier assigned to an EMV payment application (like Visa, Mastercard) to allow the terminal to select the correct application on the chip card.","faq2Q":"Why are some fields marked as '[NOT APPLICABLE]?","faq2A":"The structure of the AID Parameter Table can vary depending on the declared total length. Fields beyond the length of the provided string or context rules are marked as not applicable.","faq3Q":"Can this tool parse custom proprietary tags?","faq3A":"This parser is designed based on standard EMV specifications and common acquirer network configurations. Highly proprietary fields may be flagged as 'Extra Data' or 'Warnings'.","aiTopic":"EMV AID Configuration","aiQuestion1":"What does the acronym AID mean in the context of credit/debit cards?","aiQuestion2":"How important is the AID Parameter Table in a POS payment terminal?","aiQuestion3":"What is the difference between 'Terminal Country Code' (tag 9F1A) and 'Transaction Currency Code' (tag 5F2A)?","aiQuestion4":"What are the 'Terminal Action Codes' (Default, Denial, Online) for?","aiQuestion5":"How does the 'Application Version Number' (tag 9F09) affect a transaction?","aiQuestion6":"What is the 'Terminal Floor Limit' (tag 9F1B) and is it still relevant for online transactions?","aiQuestion7":"What does the 'Transaction Category Code' (tag 9F53) mean and what are its common values?","aiQuestion8":"Explain what TDOL and DDOL are in EMV transactions."},"public-key-table":{"toolName":"Public Key Table","toolDescription":"Analyzes a data string from the Public Key Table.","f1":"Record size, including this field (fixed expected \"611\")","f2":"Public Key Table Identification (fixed expected '2')","f3":"Acquirer Network Identifier","f4":"Record index in the table ('01' to '99')","f5":"RID - Registered Application Provider Identifier","f6":"Certification Authority Public Key Index","f7":"Reserved for future use - (expected '00')","f8":"Size in bytes of the Certification Authority Public Key Exponent ('1' or '3')","f9":"Certification Authority Public Key Exponent (left-aligned)","f10":"Size in bytes of the Certification Authority Public Key Modulus (up to '248')","f11":"Certification Authority Public Key Modulus (left-aligned)","f12":"Check Sum Status (SHA-1 Hash): '0'=Not used, '1'=Present","f13":"Certification Authority Public Key Check Sum (SHA-1 Hash)","f14":"Reserved for future use - (expected '00...00')","cardDesc":"Paste the full data string in the field below. The expected length is {length} characters.","analyzingWithLength":"Analyzing string (Length: {length}). Expected Length: {expected}.","errorValidation":"Analysis completed with validation errors.","successComplete":"Analysis completed successfully. All fields valid and correct length.","analysisFinished":"Analysis completed. Check field details.","fieldTruncated":"Field truncated. Expected {expected}, read {actual}.","fieldOutOfBounds":"Field start ({start}) out of string bounds.","diffLength":"String length ({actual}) differs from expected ({expected}). ","faq1Q":"What is an EMV Public Key (CAPK)?","faq1A":"A Certification Authority Public Key (CAPK) is used by EMV payment terminals to perform Offline Data Authentication (SDA, DDA, or CDA), verifying the authenticity of the card.","faq2Q":"What components are extracted?","faq2A":"The parser extracts the Registered Application Provider Identifier (RID), Public Key Index, Exponent, Hash Algorithm, Modulus, and associated checksums.","faq3Q":"Is this tool secure?","faq3A":"Yes. This tool runs entirely in your browser. 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To validate signatures, you must provide the corresponding secret or public key.","faq3Title":"How do I verify a JWT signature?","faq3Desc":"Enter your secret key (HMAC) or public key (RSA/ECDSA) in the Verification section and click \"Verify Signature\".","signatureVerification":"Signature Verification","verifySignatureDesc":"Enter your secret key or public key to verify the JWT signature. 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Does it expose the machine MAC address?"},"xml-formatter":{"header":"XML Formatter","subtitle":"Format, validate and beautify XML documents to make them readable.","configCardTitle":"Formatter Settings","configCardDesc":"Enter your XML code, choose indentation and click \"Format\".","inputLabel":"XML Input:","inputPlaceholder":"Paste your XML code here...","indentLabel":"Indentation:","indentPlaceholder":"Select indentation","indent2":"2 Spaces","indent3":"3 Spaces","indent4":"4 Spaces","indent5":"5 Spaces","indent6":"6 Spaces","indent7":"7 Spaces","indentTab":"Tabulation","formatButton":"Format XML","clearButton":"Clear","outputLabel":"Formatted Result:","copyButton":"Copy","formatted":"XML Formatted!","formattedDesc":"XML successfully processed and organized.","formatError":"Format Error","unknownError":"An unknown error occurred.","fieldsCleared":"Fields Cleared","copied":"Copied!","copiedDesc":"Formatted XML copied.","copyError":"Copy Error","errorFormatting":"Error formatting XML:","whatIsXmlTitle":"What is XML?","whatIsXmlDesc":"eXtensible Markup Language","xmlDefinition":"XML is a markup language that defines a set of rules for encoding documents in a format that is human-readable and machine-readable.","xmlStructureTitle":"XML Structure","xmlStructureDesc":"An XML document is mainly composed of elements, which can contain text, other elements, or attributes.","rootElement":"Root Element: Every XML document must have a single parent element.","tags":"Tags: Opening and closing tags define the start and end of an element.","attributes":"Attributes: Provide additional information about elements.","prolog":"Prolog: An optional line at the top defining XML version and encoding.","exampleTitle":"Practical Example","exampleDesc":"See how formatting transforms compact XML into something organized:","before":"Before (Minified):","after":"After (Formatted):","faqTitle":"Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)","faq1Title":"Why format XML?","faq1":"Formatting XML (pretty-printing) makes the document structure much easier to understand and debug.","faq2Title":"Does this tool validate XML Schema (XSD)?","faq2":"This tool focuses on syntax checking (well-formedness) and visual formatting. 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UTF-8 is the modern universal standard.","faqQuestion2":"Why convert to UTF-8?","faqAnswer2":"To prevent corrupted characters (mojibake) on modern systems.","faqQuestion3":"Are my files sent to the server?","faqAnswer3":"No. All processing is done locally in your browser.","aiTopicName":"Character Encoding","aiQuestion1":"Difference between UTF-8, UTF-16, and UTF-32?","aiQuestion2":"Why does 'ç' become 'Ã§'?","aiQuestion3":"What is Byte Order Mark (BOM)?","aiQuestion4":"What is mojibake?","aiQuestion5":"Why did UTF-8 dominate the web?","aiQuestion6":"Can I convert images?","aiQuestion7":"How to detect file encoding?","aiQuestion8":"What was the ASCII standard?","pageTitle":"Encoding Converter to UTF-8 Online | gsstk","pageDescription":"Select your files, choose the source encoding, and download the UTF-8 version — Processed 100% securely and privately directly inside your browser by gsstk."},"string-to-hexa":{"title":"Online String to Hexadecimal Converter","header":"String to Hex String","subtitle":"Convert a text string (UTF-8) to its hexadecimal representation, character by character.","cardTitle":"Converter","cardDesc":"Enter the string in the field below and click \"Convert\".","inputLabel":"Input String:","inputPlaceholder":"Ex: gsstk","convertButton":"Convert to Hex","outputLabel":"Resulting Hexadecimal String:","exampleText":"Example: \"gsstk\" → \"47535320546F6F6C4B6974\"","emptyError":"Empty Input","emptyDesc":"Please enter a string to convert.","successTitle":"Successful Conversion","successDesc":"The string was converted to hexadecimal (UTF-8).","conversionError":"Conversion Error","unexpectedError":"An unexpected error occurred during conversion.","howToTitle":"How to Use the Converter","howToDesc":"This tool converts a text string into its equivalent hexadecimal representation, based on UTF-8 character encoding.","howToStep1":"Enter Text: Type or paste the string you want to convert into the \"Input String\" field.","howToStep2":"Convert: Click the \"Convert to Hex\" button.","howToStep3":"Result: The hexadecimal representation of your string will appear in the result field.","faqTitle":"Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)","faq1Q":"What is a hexadecimal string?","faq1A":"A hexadecimal string is a data representation in base 16. 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It is an additive color model used for digital screens.","faq2Title":"What is the difference between HEX and HSL?","faq2":"HEX is a hexadecimal representation of RGB values. HSL stands for Hue, Saturation, and Lightness, which is often more intuitive for humans.","faq3Title":"Why is color contrast important?","faq3":"Contrast ensures that text is readable for all users, including those with visual impairments. WCAG standards provide guidelines for these ratios.","aiTopic":"Color Theory and Design","aiQuestion1":"How do I choose a cohesive color palette for a website?","aiQuestion2":"What are the best practices for dark mode color selection?","aiQuestion3":"How does color psychology affect user experience?","aiQuestion4":"What is the difference between additive and subtractive color models?","aiQuestion5":"How to handle color blindness in UI design?","copied":"Color copied!","copiedDesc":"{format}: {value}","pageTitle":"Color Picker - Visual Selector and Harmony Tool","pageDescription":"Professional online color picker. Get HEX, RGB, HSL codes, check WCAG contrast, and generate harmonic palettes.","feature5":"Tints and Shades: Explore light and dark variations of your selected color.","feature6":"Real-time Updates: See all values and ratings change as you adjust the color.","aiTopicName":"Color Theory and Design"},"palette-generator":{"header":"Palette Generator","subtitle":"Create professional color palettes using color theory or by extracting colors from images.","controlsTitle":"Controls","controlsDesc":"Adjust parameters to generate your perfect palette.","tabFromColor":"From Color","tabFromImage":"From Image","visualSelector":"Visual Selector","baseColorLabel":"Base Color","harmonyTypeLabel":"Harmony Type","analogous":"Analogous","monochromatic":"Monochromatic","splitcomplement":"Split Complementary","triad":"Triadic","tetrad":"Tetradic","complement":"Complementary","colorCountLabel":"Number of Colors","generatePaletteButton":"Generate Palette","processingFile":"Processing file...","dragActiveImage":"Drop the image here...","dragDropImage":"Drag and drop an image, or click to select","sourceImageTitle":"Source Image","generatedPaletteTitle":"Generated Palette","generatedPaletteDesc":"Here are the colors extracted or generated for you.","copyAllToast":"All colors copied to clipboard!","copyAllButton":"Copy All HEX","exportCssButton":"Export CSS","faqTitle":"Frequently Asked Questions","faqQuestion1":"How are the harmonic palettes generated?","faqAnswer1":"We use mathematical algorithms based on the classic color wheel to calculate precise relationships between hues.","faqQuestion2":"Can I extract colors from any image?","faqAnswer2":"Yes, you can upload PNG, JPG, or WebP images. The tool identifies the most dominant and vibrant colors automatically.","aiTopicName":"Color Palettes and UI/UX","aiQuestion1":"How many colors should a professional website palette have?","aiQuestion2":"What is the 60-30-10 rule in interior and web design?","aiQuestion3":"How to choose accent colors that drive conversions?","aiQuestion4":"What is the difference between brand colors and functional UI colors?","aiQuestion5":"How to create a dark mode version of my existing palette?","aiQuestion6":"How do colors affect the perceived loading speed of a site?","aiQuestion7":"What are the most common color palette mistakes in mobile apps?","aiQuestion8":"How to maintain consistent coloring across different digital platforms?","pageTitle":"Palette Generator - Color Theory & Image Extraction","pageDescription":"Generate harmonic color palettes or extract colors from images. Supporting analogous, triadic, tetradic models and more.","invalidColorTitle":"Invalid Color","invalidColorDesc":"The provided color code is not valid.","paletteGeneratedTitle":"Success!","paletteGeneratedDesc":"Your palette has been updated.","invalidFileTitle":"Invalid File","invalidFileDesc":"Please upload a valid image file (PNG, JPG, WebP).","processingImageTitle":"Processing...","processingImageDesc":"Extracting color data from your image.","errorProcessing":"An error occurred while processing the image.","errorCanvas":"Could not initialize the processing engine.","colorsExtractedTitle":"Extraction Complete","colorsExtractedDesc":"Colors have been successfully pulled from the image.","errorExtractTitle":"Extraction Failed","errorExtractDesc":"No colors could be identified in this image."},"tone-generator":{"title":"Online Tone Generator","description":"Create and listen to tones at different frequencies, durations, and waveforms.","pageTitle":"Tone Generator - Generate Sounds at Specific Frequencies","pageDescription":"Generate audio tones at specific frequencies with different waveforms (sine, square, etc.). Online tool for audio testing and sound experimentation.","settings":"Tone Settings","settingsDesc":"Adjust the parameters below to generate the desired tone.","frequencyLabel":"Frequency (Hz)","frequencyPlaceholder":"Ex: 440","frequencyHelp":"Recommended audible range: 20Hz - 20000Hz.","durationLabel":"Duration (seconds)","durationPlaceholder":"Ex: 1.5","durationHelp":"Recommended duration: 0.1s - 10s.","waveformLabel":"Waveform","selectWaveform":"Select the waveform","waveformSine":"Sine","waveformSquare":"Square","waveformSawtooth":"Sawtooth","waveformTriangle":"Triangle","waveformHelp":"Affects the sound timbre.","volumeLabel":"Volume ({volume}%)","volumeHelp":"Adjusts the sound intensity.","playButton":"Play Tone","stopButton":"Stop Tone","audioError":"Audio Error","audioErrorDesc":"Could not create audio context. Your browser may not support Web Audio API or has restrictions.","audioResumeErrorDesc":"Could not resume audio. Please interact with the page and try again.","audioPlayErrorDesc":"Could not start audio. Please interact with the page and try again.","audioContextNotReady":"Audio Context Not Ready","audioContextNotReadyDesc":"The audio system is not ready. Please try again.","playError":"Error Playing Tone","playErrorDesc":"There was a problem trying to reproduce the sound.","invalidFieldTitle":"Invalid {field} Field","usingDefaultDesc":"Using {defaultValue}{unit} as default.","tooLowFieldTitle":"{field} Field Too Low","minValueDesc":"Minimum value is {min}{unit}. Using {min}{unit}.","tooHighFieldTitle":"{field} Field Too High","maxValueDesc":"Maximum value is {max}{unit}. Using {max}{unit}.","howToUse":"How to Use the Tool","howToUseDesc":"This tool uses your browser's Web Audio API to generate pure sounds in real-time.","step1Title":"Set Frequency","step1Desc":"Enter the desired frequency in Hertz (Hz). For example, A4 note is 440 Hz.","step2Title":"Choose Duration","step2Desc":"Set how many seconds the sound should play.","step3Title":"Select Waveform","step3Desc":"Choose between Sine, Square, Sawtooth, or Triangle to change the sound timbre.","step4Title":"Adjust Volume","step4Desc":"Use the slider to control the sound intensity.","step5Title":"Play","step5Desc":"Click \"Play Tone\" to hear the sound. You can stop it at any time.","faq":"Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)","faqQ1":"What is the frequency of a sound?","faqA1":"The frequency, measured in Hertz (Hz), determines how \"high-pitched\" or \"low-pitched\" a sound is. Higher frequencies correspond to higher-pitched sounds, while lower frequencies correspond to lower-pitched sounds. The typical human ear can perceive sounds in the range of 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz.","faqQ2":"What are the \"waveforms\"?","faqA2Intro":"The waveform describes the \"timbre\" or quality of the sound. Each waveform has a characteristic sound:","waveformSineDesc":"Sine","waveformSineExplain":"The purest and smoothest sound, without harmonics. Like a tuning fork.","waveformSquareDesc":"Square","waveformSquareExplain":"Has a more \"electronic\" or \"digital\" sound, like old video games.","waveformSawtoothDesc":"Sawtooth","waveformSawtoothExplain":"A rich and \"bright\" sound with many harmonics. Common in synthesizers.","waveformTriangleDesc":"Triangle","waveformTriangleExplain":"A softer sound than a square wave but richer than a sine wave.","faqQ3":"How does this tool work?","faqA3":"This tool uses the Web Audio API, a technology present in modern browsers that allows audio creation and manipulation directly in code. It generates the waveforms mathematically and sends them to your device's audio output.","aiTopicName":"Digital Audio","aiQuestion1":"What is the difference between analog and digital audio?","aiQuestion2":"What is sample rate and how does it affect audio quality?","aiQuestion3":"Explain what harmonics are in a sound.","aiQuestion4":"What is a synthesizer and how does it create sounds?","aiQuestion5":"How does audio compression work in formats like MP3?","aiQuestion6":"What is the Nyquist-Shannon Sampling Theorem?","aiQuestion7":"What is the difference between mono and stereo sound?"},"iso8583-parser":{"title":"ISO 8583 Parser","description":"Parse, decode, and validate ISO 8583 messages.","inputLabel":"ISO 8583 Message","inputPlaceholder":"Paste your message here...","parseButton":"Parse","clearButton":"Clear","outputLabel":"Parsed Data","mtiLabel":"MTI (Message Type)","bitmapLabel":"Bitmap","fieldsLabel":"Fields","fieldNumberLabel":"Field","fieldNameLabel":"Name","fieldValueLabel":"Value","dataElementsLabel":"Data Elements","hexViewLabel":"Hex View","asciiViewLabel":"ASCII View","parseError":"Parse Error","invalidIso":"Invalid ISO 8583","copyButton":"Copy Field","downloadButton":"Download JSON","validationStatus":"Validation Status","isValid":"Valid","isInvalid":"Invalid","fieldCount":"Total fields: {count}","whatDoesTitle":"What does this tool do?","whatDoesIntro":"The ISO 8583 Parser analyzes financial transaction messages.","feature1Title":"Complete Analysis","feature1Desc":"Fully decode ISO 8583 messages.","feature2Title":"Validation","feature2Desc":"Validate message structure and content.","feature3Title":"Multiple Views","feature3Desc":"See data in hex, ASCII, and human-readable format.","feature4Title":"Export","feature4Desc":"Export parsed data as JSON.","faqTitle":"Frequently Asked Questions","faqQ1":"What is ISO 8583?","faqA1":"Standard for financial transaction messages.","faqQ2":"How does the bitmap work?","faqA2":"It indicates which fields are present in the message.","faqQ3":"What are common message types?","faqA3":"0100: Request. 0110: Response. 0420: Reconciliation.","aiTopicName":"ISO 8583 Help","aiQuestion1":"What is ISO 8583 and why is it important?","aiQuestion2":"How does the bitmap work in ISO 8583?","aiQuestion3":"What are the ISO 8583 message types?","aiQuestion4":"How do I parse an ISO 8583 message?","emptyInputTitle":"Empty Input","emptyInputDesc":"Please paste an ISO 8583 message in hexadecimal format.","emptyInputError":"No message provided to parse.","parseErrorTitle":"Parse Error","parseSuccessTitle":"Message Parsed","parseSuccessDesc":"The ISO 8583 message was decoded successfully.","unknownError":"An unknown error occurred.","criticalErrorTitle":"Critical Error","missingMtiTitle":"Missing MTI","missingMtiDesc":"Please enter a 4-digit Message Type Indicator (e.g., 0100).","missingDataTitle":"Missing Data Elements","missingDataDesc":"Please enter at least one data element in JSON format.","invalidJsonTitle":"Invalid JSON","invalidJsonDesc":"The data elements field must be valid JSON. Check for syntax errors.","generatedTitle":"Message Generated","generatedDesc":"The ISO 8583 hex message was generated successfully.","generationErrorTitle":"Generation Error","parserCardTitle":"Parse ISO 8583 Message","parserCardDesc":"Paste a raw ISO 8583 hex message to decode its MTI, bitmap, and data elements.","inputHint":"Accepts raw hexadecimal format. Spaces and line breaks are ignored.","parsingButton":"Parsing...","processingErrorPrefix":"Error: ","resultsTitle":"Parsed Results","bitsLabel":"Active Bits","noBitsLabel":"No active bits found.","bitColHeader":"Bit","hexColHeader":"Hex Value","defColHeader":"Definition","decodedColHeader":"Decoded","noFieldsLabel":"No data elements found in this message.","warningsLabel":"Warnings","generatorCardTitle":"Generate ISO 8583 Message","generatorCardDesc":"Build a raw ISO 8583 hex message from MTI and data elements.","generatorMtiLabel":"MTI (Message Type Indicator)","mtiPlaceholder":"e.g., 0100","generatorDataLabel":"Data Elements (JSON)","dataPlaceholder":"Field 3 = 000000, field 11 = 123456","dataHint":"Use field numbers as keys (e.g., \"3\" for Processing Code). Values must be strings.","generateButton":"Generate Message","generatedLabel":"Generated Hex Message","howToTitle":"How to Use","howToDesc":"This tool parses and generates ISO 8583 messages — the standard format used in financial transaction networks (ATMs, POS terminals, payment processors).","step1":"Paste a raw ISO 8583 hex message in the input above and click Parse to decode its fields.","step2":"Alternatively, use the generator below: enter an MTI and data elements in JSON to build a hex message.","faq1Title":"What is ISO 8583?","faq1Desc":"ISO 8583 is an international standard for financial transaction messages exchanged between card terminals, ATMs, acquiring banks, and payment networks. It defines the format for authorization requests, responses, reversals, and reconciliation messages.","faq2Title":"What are common MTI values?","faq2Point1":"0100 / 0110: Authorization Request / Response","faq2Point2":"0200 / 0210: Financial Transaction Request / Response","faq3Title":"How does the bitmap work?","faq3Desc":"The bitmap is a 64-bit (primary) or 128-bit (primary + secondary) field where each bit indicates whether a specific data element is present in the message. If bit 3 is set, Field 3 (Processing Code) is included."},"random-number-gen":{"title":"Random Number Generator","description":"Generate random numbers with customizable options to meet your needs.","pageTitle":"Online Random Number Generator","pageDescription":"Generate customizable random numbers. Set the range (minimum and maximum), quantity, and choose whether to allow duplicates or sort results.","configCardTitle":"Generator Settings","configCardDesc":"Set parameters for generating random numbers.","minLabel":"Minimum","maxLabel":"Maximum","countLabel":"Quantity","allowDuplicatesLabel":"Allow Duplicates","sortResultsLabel":"Sort Results","generateButton":"Generate Numbers","invalidInput":"Please enter valid numeric values.","minMaxError":"The minimum value must be less than the maximum value.","countError":"The quantity must be greater than zero.","noDuplicatesError":"Cannot generate more unique numbers than the range allows.","generatedTitle":"Numbers Generated!","generatedDesc":"{count} random numbers were successfully generated.","clearedTitle":"Results Cleared","nothingToCopyTitle":"Nothing to Copy","copiedTitle":"Copied!","copiedDesc":"The numbers were copied to the clipboard.","copyErrorTitle":"Copy Error","validationErrorTitle":"Validation Error","resultsTitle":"Results","resultsDesc":"{count} numbers generated.","copyButton":"Copy","clearButton":"Clear","whatIsTitle":"What does this tool do?","whatIsDesc":"The Random Number Generator is a versatile tool designed to create sequences of random numbers based on your specifications. Whether for testing, raffles, data sampling, or simply getting a random number, this tool offers control and flexibility.","mainFeaturesTitle":"Main Features:","feature1":"Customizable Range: Easily set the minimum and maximum values for your number set.","feature2":"Quantity Control: Specify exactly how many random numbers you want to generate.","feature3":"Allow or Block Duplicates: Choose whether generated numbers can repeat or each number in the sequence must be unique.","feature4":"Automatic Sorting: With a single click, you can sort results in ascending order, making analysis easier.","feature5":"Quick Copy: Copy the list of generated numbers to your clipboard with a button, ready to be pasted elsewhere.","guideTitle":"Complete Guide to Random Number Generation","guideDesc":"Understanding the Theory Behind Digital Randomness","guideIntro":"Random number generation is a fundamental concept in computing, with applications ranging from cryptography and security to games, scientific simulations, and raffles. But what does it really mean to generate a \"random\" number in a deterministic system like a computer? This guide explores the theory behind digital randomness.","trueVsFakeTitle":"True Randomness vs. Pseudo-Randomness","trueVsFakeDesc":"The first crucial distinction to make is between truly random numbers and pseudo-random numbers.","faqTitle":"Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)","faq1Title":"Are the generated numbers truly random?","faq1Desc":"No. This tool, like most software generators, produces pseudo-random numbers. They are generated by an algorithm that, while producing sequences that seem random for most purposes, is deterministic. For high-security applications (such as strong cryptography), hardware generators that use physical phenomena are needed.","faq2Title":"What happens if I do not allow duplicates?","faq2Desc":"When you uncheck the \"Allow Duplicates\" option, the tool ensures that each generated number in the sequence is unique. This is useful for raffles or creating a random sample from a list. Note that, in this mode, the number of numbers you can generate is limited to the size of the range (e.g., 1 to 10, you can generate a maximum of 10 unique numbers).","aiTopic":"Random Number Generation","aiQuestion1":"What is the difference between a pseudo-random and a truly random number?","aiQuestion2":"How does the 'seed' affect random number generation?","aiQuestion3":"What is the 'Mersenne Twister' algorithm used for?","aiQuestion4":"Is it possible for a computer to generate a 100% random number without special hardware?","aiQuestion5":"What are the applications of random numbers in cryptography?","aiQuestion6":"How can I generate random numbers that follow a normal (Gaussian) distribution?","aiQuestion7":"What is a cryptographically secure pseudo-random number generator (CSPRNG)?","aiQuestion8":"Why is randomness important in machine learning algorithms like 'random forest'?"},"date-calculator":{"title":"Online Date and Duration Calculator","header":"Date Calculator","subtitle":"Calculate durations between dates or add and subtract time from a starting point.","tabDuration":"Calculate Duration","tabAddSub":"Add / Subtract Date","cardDurationTitle":"Calculate Duration Between Dates","cardDurationDesc":"Select a start and end date and time to see the time interval between them.","startLabel":"Start Date and Time","endLabel":"End Date and Time","chooseDate":"Choose a date","resultDurationTitle":"Duration Result","totalDays":"Total days: {days}","sameMoment":"Same moment","cardAddSubTitle":"Add or Subtract from a Date","cardAddSubDesc":"Start with a date, enter a duration and see the resulting date.","baseLabel":"Start Date and Time","operationLabel":"Operation","add":"Add","sub":"Subtract","durationLabel":"Duration","years":"Years","months":"Months","days":"Days","hours":"Hours","minutes":"Minutes","seconds":"Seconds","yearUnit":"year(s)","monthUnit":"month(s)","dayUnit":"day(s)","hourUnit":"hour(s)","minuteUnit":"minute(s)","secondUnit":"second(s)","resultCalculatedTitle":"Calculated Date","whatDoesTitle":"What does this tool do?","whatDoesDesc":"The Date Calculator is a versatile tool designed to simplify any type of date and time manipulation. Whether for planning a project, calculating your age accurately or finding out the exact date of a future event, this tool offers the functionality you need with an intuitive interface.","mainFeaturesTitle":"Main Features:","feature1":"Calculate Duration: Find out the exact interval between two dates and times.","feature2":"Add and Subtract Time: Start with a specific date and add or subtract any duration.","feature3":"Intuitive Interface: Use interactive calendars to select dates easily.","feature4":"Real-time Results: All calculations are updated instantly.","guideTitle":"Complete Guide to Date Calculation","guideDesc":"Navigating the complexities of time and calendars.","faqTitle":"Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)","faq1Q":"How does the calculator handle leap years?","faq1A":"The tool uses a modern date library that automatically manages Gregorian calendar rules, including the complex logic of leap years.","faq2Q":"Do the calculations take time zones into account?","faq2A":"Calculations are based on the dates and times you enter, interpreted in your own browser/operating system's time zone.","faq3Q":"How accurate are the calculations?","faq3A":"Calculations are accurate down to the second level.","aiTopic":"Date Calculation","calcSaved":"Calculation saved!","pageTitle":"Date Calculator Online | gsstk","pageDescription":"Calculate durations between dates or add and subtract time from a starting point — Free, fast, and secure online utility tool for developers by gsstk.","guideIntro":"Calculating dates seems simple, but it hides a fascinating complexity shaped by astronomy, history, and global conventions. Understanding these details can help you appreciate why tools like this are so useful.","guideBaseTitle":"The Base: The Gregorian Calendar","guideBaseDesc":"Most of the world uses the Gregorian Calendar, introduced by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582. It was a reform of the Julian Calendar and corrected small errors in measuring the tropical year. Its main innovation was the leap year rule.","guideComplexTitle":"The Complexities of Date Calculation","guideLeapYearsTitle":"Leap Years:","guideLeapYearsDesc":"A year is a leap year (has 366 days) if it is divisible by 4, except for end-of-century years, which must be divisible by 400. For example, 2000 was a leap year, but 1900 was not. This makes simply multiplying days by year inaccurate.","guideVariableMonthsTitle":"Variable Duration Months:","guideVariableMonthsDesc":"Our months have 28, 29, 30, or 31 days. Adding 'one month' to January 31st results in a different date than adding 'one month' to March 1st. Robust date libraries, like date-fns used in this tool, know how to handle these nuances.","guideTimeZonesTitle":"Time Zones:","guideTimeZonesDesc":"The world is divided into different time zones. When it is noon in São Paulo, it is already night in Tokyo. Calculations involving different locations need to take this into account. For simplicity, this tool performs most calculations based on the local time of your device.","guideDstTitle":"Daylight Saving Time (DST):","guideDstDesc":"Twice a year, many countries adjust their clocks, causing one day to have 23 hours and another to have 25. This can cause errors if not handled correctly in duration calculations.","aiQuestion1":"What is the origin of the Gregorian calendar we use today?","aiQuestion2":"What is a leap second and why is it necessary?","aiQuestion3":"How do time zones and the Greenwich Meridian work?","aiQuestion4":"What is the difference between the Julian and Gregorian calendar?","aiQuestion5":"Why is New Year celebrated on January 1st?","aiQuestion6":"What is the 'Year 2038 bug' and how does it relate to Unix time?","aiQuestion7":"Are there other calendars in use in the world today? Which ones?","aiQuestion8":"How does daylight saving time affect duration calculations?"},"time-calculator":{"title":"Online Time Calculator and Log Analyzer","header":"Time Calculator","subtitle":"Calculate time differences or analyze deltas in logs.","tabSimple":"Simple Calculator","tabLog":"Log Analyzer","cardSimpleTitle":"Calculate Difference","cardSimpleDesc":"Enter two time values and their units to calculate the absolute difference.","startTime":"Start Time","endTime":"End Time","valuePlaceholder":"Value","calculateButton":"Calculate","resultTitle":"Difference Result","readableFormat":"Readable format:","cardLogTitle":"Log Analyzer","cardLogDesc":"Paste a block of text (e.g. logcat, dmesg) and the tool will detect timestamps to calculate deltas.","logPlaceholder":"Paste your log lines here...\\nSupports formats like:\\n10-05 14:23:11.123\\n2025-10-05T14:23:11.123Z\\n1738759012345 (epoch ms)\\n1738759012345678901 (epoch ns)","detectButton":"Detect Timestamps","consecutiveLabel":"Calculate consecutive deltas","tableColLine":"Line","tableColTimestamp":"Detected Timestamp","tableColFragment":"Fragment","logDeltaTitle":"Delta Between Selected Points (A and B)","consecutiveDeltaTitle":"Consecutive Deltas","errorEmpty":"Please fill in both start and end time values.","errorInvalid":"Invalid time values.","errorOrder":"End Time cannot be less than Start Time.","parseSuccess":"Detected {count} timestamps in {lines} lines.","parseNotEnough":"Not enough timestamps detected (minimum 2). Check the log format.","whatDoesTitle":"What does this tool do?","whatDoesDesc":"The Time Calculator is a precision tool for developers, performance analysts, and systems engineers. It offers two main features:","feature1":"Simple Calculator: Quickly calculate the absolute difference between two points in time.","feature2":"Log Analyzer: Paste system log blocks and the tool will automatically detect timestamps.","faqTitle":"Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)","faq1Q":"What timestamp formats does the log analyzer support?","faq1A":"The analyzer recognizes Epoch Time, ISO 8601, and common log formats like MM-DD HH:MM:SS.ms.","faq2Q":"Why does the tool use BigInt?","faq2A":"To ensure maximum precision in nanoseconds without rounding errors.","aiTopic":"Time and Performance","pageTitle":"Time Calculator Online | gsstk","pageDescription":"Calculate time differences or analyze deltas in logs — Processed 100% securely and privately directly inside your browser by gsstk.","aiQuestion1":"What is the difference between CPU time and wall-clock time?","aiQuestion2":"What is 'jitter' in latency measurements and how can I measure it?","aiQuestion3":"Why is the precision of Date.now() in JavaScript limited in some browsers?","aiQuestion4":"How does NTP (Network Time Protocol) work to synchronize computer clocks?","aiQuestion5":"What are high-resolution timestamps and when should I use them?","aiQuestion6":"Explain what an 'epoch timestamp' is and why it is useful in programming."},"password-generator":{"title":"Password Generator","description":"Create strong and random passwords with advanced customization options.","pageTitle":"Online Secure Password Generator","pageDescription":"Create strong and random passwords with our customizable generator. Adjust the length and types of characters (uppercase, lowercase, numbers, symbols).","securePasswordTitle":"Your Secure Password","securePasswordDesc":"Use the controls below to generate a new password.","copyLabel":"Copy Password","generateNewLabel":"Generate New Password","strengthLabel":"Password Strength","strengthVeryWeak":"Very Weak","strengthWeak":"Weak","strengthGood":"Good","strengthStrong":"Strong","strengthVeryStrong":"Very Strong","lengthLabel":"Password Length: {length}","uppercaseLabel":"Uppercase Letters (A-Z)","lowercaseLabel":"Lowercase Letters (a-z)","numbersLabel":"Numbers (0-9)","symbolsLabel":"Symbols (!@#$%...)","excludeAmbiguousLabel":"Exclude Ambiguous Characters ('I', 'l', '1', 'O', '0', 'o')","resetButton":"Reset Options","copiedTitle":"Password Copied!","copiedDesc":"The password has been copied to the clipboard.","resetTitle":"Options Reset","resetDesc":"Settings and password have been reset to default.","selectionNeededTitle":"Selection Needed","selectionNeededDesc":"At least one set of characters must be selected.","whatDoesTitle":"What does this tool do?","whatDoesIntro":"The Password Generator is an essential security tool designed to create strong, random, and unpredictable passwords. In a digital world where account security is paramount, using unique and complex passwords is your first line of defense. This tool does all the hard work for you, ensuring your passwords are as robust as possible.","mainFeatures":"Main Features:","feature1Title":"Secure Client-Side Generation","feature1Desc":"Your security is our priority. All passwords are generated exclusively in your browser. No information is sent to our servers, guaranteeing total privacy.","feature2Title":"Full Control","feature2Desc":"Customize your passwords to meet any requirement. Adjust the length, include or exclude uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.","feature3Title":"Avoid Confusion","feature3Desc":"Enable the option to exclude ambiguous characters (such as 'I', 'l', '1', 'O', '0') to ensure your password is always easy to read, without sacrificing security.","feature4Title":"Instant Strength Analysis","feature4Desc":"A strength meter visualizes the robustness of your password in real-time, based on entropy calculations, helping you understand what makes a password secure.","faqTitle":"Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)","faqQ1":"Are generated passwords saved anywhere?","faqA1":"Absolutely not. Password generation happens entirely in your browser (on the client side). The generated password is never transmitted over the internet or stored on our servers, guaranteeing total privacy and security.","faqQ2":"What are ambiguous characters?","faqA2":"Ambiguous characters are those that can be easily confused with each other, such as the letter 'l' (lowercase), the letter 'I' (uppercase) and the number '1', or the letter 'O' and the number '0'. Excluding them can make the password easier to read and type without significantly reducing its overall strength.","faqQ3":"What is the ideal password length?","faqA3":"Current recommendation is at least 12 to 16 characters. However, the most important thing is the combination of length and complexity (use of different types of characters). A longer password is exponentially harder to crack through brute force attacks. For critical accounts, 20 characters or more is an excellent goal.","faqQ4":"Can I use the same password for multiple accounts?","faqA4":"Absolutely not. Using the same password across multiple accounts is extremely risky. If one service is compromised, all your accounts become vulnerable. Use unique passwords for each important account, especially for email, banking, and social media. A password manager can help you keep track of multiple passwords.","aiTopicName":"Password Security","aiQuestion1":"What is a brute force attack against passwords?","aiQuestion2":"Is it really safe to use a password manager?","aiQuestion3":"What is the difference between two-factor authentication (2FA) and multi-factor authentication (MFA)?","aiQuestion4":"What is password \"entropy\" and why is it important?","aiQuestion5":"My old password appeared in a data breach. What should I do?","aiQuestion6":"How often should I change my passwords?","aiQuestion7":"Are passphrases more secure than complex passwords?","aiQuestion8":"How does a \"phishing\" attack work?","cryptographicallySecure":"Cryptographically Secure","secureGenerationNotice":"Using cryptographically secure random generation","securityFeatureTitle":"Security Features","securityFeatureDesc":"This tool uses Web Crypto API for secure random generation"},"http-sec-headers":{"title":"Online HTTP Security Headers Checker","header":"HTTP Security Headers Checker","subtitle":"Analyze your website's HTTP security headers and get recommendations.","analyzeButton":"Analyze Headers","analyzing":"Analyzing...","urlPlaceholder":"e.g., https://google.com","errorInvalidUrl":"Please enter a valid URL (e.g., https://google.com).","reportTitle":"Analysis Report","resultsFor":"Results for {url}","rawHeadersTitle":"Raw HTTP Headers ({count})","headerLabel":"Value:","recommendationLabel":"Recommendation:","notPresent":"Not present","whatDoesTitle":"What does this tool do?","whatDoesDesc":"The HTTP Security Headers Checker is an auditing tool designed for developers, security professionals, and website administrators. It analyzes a website's URL and evaluates the implementation of security-related HTTP response headers.","feature1":"Comprehensive Analysis: The tool evaluates headers based on security best practices.","feature2":"Detailed Report: Provides classification (pass, fail, warning) and clear explanation for each header.","feature3":"Practical Recommendations: Offers actionable guidance to fix missing or misconfigured headers.","faqTitle":"Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)","faq1Q":"Why is this tool important?","faq1A":"These headers provide a crucial layer of defense against a variety of common web attacks, such as XSS, clickjacking, and information leakage.","aiTopic":"HTTP Security Headers","header_missing":"The {name} header is missing.","recommend_add":"Consider adding the {name} header to improve security.","hsts_pass":"HSTS is well configured with a long duration and includes subdomains.","hsts_warn":"HSTS is present but could be stronger.","hsts_recommend":"Increase max-age to at least 1 year (31536000) and add the `includeSubDomains` directive.","hsts_fail":"HSTS is present but poorly configured.","csp_warn":"CSP is present but contains potentially insecure directives like \"unsafe-inline\" or \"*\".","csp_recommend":"Review your policy to be as restrictive as possible.","csp_pass":"CSP is present and appears to be restrictive.","xfo_pass":"X-Frame-Options is configured to prevent clickjacking.","xfo_fail":"X-Frame-Options is present but not securely configured.","cto_pass":"X-Content-Type-Options is correctly configured as \"nosniff\".","cto_fail":"X-Content-Type-Options is present but not configured as \"nosniff\".","rp_pass":"Referrer-Policy is configured with a secure policy: \"{value}\".","rp_warn":"Referrer-Policy is configured as \"{value}\", which may leak information.","rp_recommend":"Consider using \"no-referrer\", \"strict-origin\", or \"strict-origin-when-cross-origin\".","pp_pass":"Permissions-Policy (formerly Feature-Policy) is present, restricting access to sensitive APIs.","pp_warn":"Permissions-Policy is not defined.","pp_recommend":"Consider defining a Permissions-Policy to disable unnecessary browser features (e.g., `microphone=()`, `geolocation=()`).","error_required":"URL is required.","error_invalid":"Invalid URL.","error_internal":"Internal URLs are not allowed. Please use only public URLs.","error_timeout":"Timeout: The request took too long to respond.","error_not_found":"Domain not found. Please check the URL and try again.","error_fetch_failed":"Failed to fetch the URL. The server may be offline or blocking requests.","mainFeaturesTitle":"Main Features","faq2Q":"What are the most common security headers?","faq2A":"The most important ones are Content-Security-Policy (CSP), HSTS, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, and Referrer-Policy.","faq3Q":"What is Content-Security-Policy (CSP)?","faq3A":"CSP is an added layer of security that helps to detect and mitigate certain types of attacks, including Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and data injection attacks.","aiQuestion1":"How does HSTS protect against protocol downgrade attacks?","aiQuestion2":"What are the security implications of a missing 'X-Frame-Options' header?","aiQuestion3":"How to implement a strict Content-Security-Policy (CSP) without breaking the site?","aiQuestion4":"What is the difference between 'X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff' and other values?","aiQuestion5":"Why should I use the 'Referrer-Policy' header?","aiQuestion6":"How can 'Permissions-Policy' improve user privacy?","aiQuestion7":"What are the common pitfalls when configuring security headers?","pageTitle":"HTTP Security Headers Checker Online | gsstk","pageDescription":"Analyze your website's HTTP security headers and get recommendations — Processed 100% securely and privately directly inside your browser by gsstk."},"ssl-certificate-checker":{"title":"Online SSL Certificate Checker","header":"SSL Certificate Checker","subtitle":"Instantly verify the details, validity, and trust chain of any SSL certificate.","cardVerifyTitle":"Verify Domain","cardVerifyDesc":"Enter the domain name (e.g., google.com) to check the SSL certificate.","domainPlaceholder":"e.g., google.com","verifyButton":"Verify","verifying":"Verifying...","errorTitle":"Verification Error","errorInvalidDomain":"Please enter a valid domain name (e.g., google.com). 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The server may be offline or port 443 is not open.","error_timeout":"Connection timed out. The server may be slow or blocking the connection.","error_self_signed":"The server is using a self-signed certificate, which is not trusted.","error_no_cert":"The server did not provide an SSL certificate.","aiQuestion1":"What is the main difference between SSL and TLS?","aiQuestion2":"What does 'Certificate Common Name Mismatch' error mean?","aiQuestion3":"Why do SSL certificates need to expire? 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