Encrypted HTML Decoding Tools

The source of web pages put up by spammers often have the source code obfuscated in an attempt to conceal the location of web sites and form destinations. The tools on this page can undo the obfuscation generated by some programs.


URL Entry

Use this form to retrieve and decode a URL.

URL to decode
Decoder to use: Which decoder should I use?
 


InterDEcryptor - for decoding pages encoded with Intercryptor 1.0 & 2.0.
I'll be porting this one from Perl to PHP, then adding it to the form above.

URL

Manual Entry

Use this form to manually enter code (such as from an email).

Code
Decoder to use: Which decoder should I use?
 


Misc. Tools

MS Script Decoder - for decoding pages encoded with MS Script Encoder. Will be updated soon.
(Original C source code for decoder from http://www.virtualconspiracy.com/scrdec.html)

URL

Ordinal to Char Converter - converts ASCII values to their respective characters. This is useful for pages that use the construct: eval(String.fromCharCode(13,10,118,97, ... ). or any other list of ASCII character codes. For example, the following sequence of numbers,

72,101,108,108,111,32,87,111,114,108,100,33

converts to Hello World!


Which tool should I use?

There are usually a few tell-tale signs in the encoded source which can indicate what tool was used to encode it. The following table provides clues to look for and which encoder was used:

Clue Encoder To decode use:
d( Psyral Phobia DePsyralizer
dw(key, Psyral Phobia DePsyralizer
ky+codeIt Psyral Phobia DePsyralizer
i92( Psyral Phobia DePsyralizer
function rm Intercryptor InterDEcryptor
varsJsCmds=""+ Carbosoft DeCarbonizer
JScript.Encode MS Script Encoder MS Script Decoder
%35%67%20, etc.   Hex Decoder
ar[0] HTMLCrypt HTMLCrypt Decoder
function process(ar) HTMLCrypt HTMLCrypt Decoder

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