Password MD5 Encryption
Enter your chosen password in the encryption form then press 'Encrypt'.
Encryption form
Using MD5 encryption for passwords
Encrypting a password with MD5 converts it into a 32 digit hexadecimal number that is almost impossible to decrypt. Even if someone is able to access the encrypted password, they cannot know the password itself.
Logging in to a password-protected web page is still done using the actual password (unencrypted) but the system encrypts it and compares it to the stored encrypted version. If a cookie is used to 'remember' the admin user (as it is in le.cms), it contains the password only in encrypted form. Using MD5 encryption for password-protected web pages is much more secure.
Nonetheless, the actual password should be hard to 'guess' and should consist not of a memorable word but a meaningless sequence of normal characters, such as n38Es5j4h57wHLsoM2y with both upper and lower cases mixed in with numerals.