Generate HMAC signatures with a secret key
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HMAC Generator computes keyed hash signatures (HMAC) using a secret key with SHA-256, SHA-1, SHA-512, or MD5.
HMAC is used to verify message authenticity and integrity, such as signing webhooks and API requests. It runs locally for privacy.
HMAC mixes in a secret key, so only someone with the key can produce or verify the signature.
HMAC-SHA256 is the common, secure default.
Yes, the HMAC is computed locally and the secret is never transmitted.
