Postman, Bruno, Robot Framework — great for testing, terrible for crypto. Toolkit gives your QA pipeline 40+ REST endpoints for encryption, hashing, and certificates. One HTTP call instead of fighting library limitations.
Every crypto operation your test scripts need — without scripting crypto
Base64, Hex, URL, and CBOR encode/decode. URL query parameter extraction.
MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512. Hash any payload in a single call.
AES (ECB, CBC, CFB) with 128/192/256-bit keys. 3DES (ECB, CBC). Encrypt and decrypt.
RSA and ECC key generation, sign/verify, encrypt/decrypt. ECDSA, ECDH, and CSR generation.
JWK generation, JWE encrypt/decrypt, JWS sign/verify. Full JSON Object Signing & Encryption.
X.509 info extraction, PEM/DER conversion, self-signed certs, CA signing. PBKDF2 key derivation.
If your QA tool can send a request, it can do crypto. No plugins, no custom scripts.
QA tools weren't built for crypto. Toolkit fills the gap.
Stop writing pre-request scripts in Postman or custom Python helpers in Robot Framework. One REST call does it.
JOSE, X.509, PBKDF2, PKCS padding, OAEP. Correct implementations your tests can trust.
Postman, Bruno, Robot Framework, Cucumber, k6, Artillery — anything that sends HTTP requests.
Dockerized, structured logging, OpenAPI 3.0 docs, and Postman collections included.
Real QA scenarios where Toolkit saves hours of workaround scripting
Generate JWTs, sign requests, or hash credentials directly from your Postman/Bruno collections. No pre-request script gymnastics.
Your API expects AES-encrypted bodies? Encrypt test data via Toolkit, send it, decrypt the response. All within your test flow.
Generate self-signed certs, create CSRs, test mTLS flows. Full PKI testing without openssl commands in your pipeline.
Call Toolkit endpoints as HTTP keywords in Robot Framework. Crypto becomes a one-liner in your test cases.
Let them do what they're good at. Let Toolkit handle the crypto.