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 difficult to decrypt.
Logging in to a password-protected page is done using the actual password (unencrypted) but the system encrypts it and compares it with the stored encrypted version. Using MD5 encryption for password-protected web pages is much more secure. The actual password should still be hard to 'guess' - not a memorable word but a meaningless mix of normal characters, eg:
n38Es5j4h57wHLsoM2y
Mix both upper and lower case letters with numerals.
*MD5 is actually a cryptographic hash function, not 'encryption' as such.