Decrypt a message
ciphertext = (ciphertext from AES-GCM Encrypt)key = (key from AES-GCM Encrypt)nonce = (nonce from AES-GCM Encrypt)tag = (tag from AES-GCM Encrypt)
Result: The original plaintext, or an authentication error.
Decrypt ciphertext encrypted with AES-256-GCM. Requires the correct key, nonce, and authentication tag. If the ciphertext has been tampered with or the wrong key is used, decryption fails with a clear error. This is the counterpart to AES-GCM Encrypt.
Enter your values and press Calculate — the result appears here.
ciphertext = (ciphertext from AES-GCM Encrypt)key = (key from AES-GCM Encrypt)nonce = (nonce from AES-GCM Encrypt)tag = (tag from AES-GCM Encrypt)Result: The original plaintext, or an authentication error.
Decryption fails with "Authentication failed" - you get no partial results. AES-GCM is designed so that wrong keys produce completely random-looking output that fails the authentication check.
Decryption fails. The authentication tag detects any modification to the ciphertext, nonce, or AAD. This is the "authenticated" part of AES-GCM.
No. The nonce is required for AES-GCM decryption. Without it, the decryption algorithm cannot proceed. Always store the nonce alongside the ciphertext.
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