A browser-based tool that generates South African ID numbers, labeled as fake on the page. A form is submitted to obtain a generated number, and the page links to Wikipedia, an article and the source code for further information.
A search engine that accepts a few digits and generates a list of possible valid phone numbers, intended for OSINT needs. The page labels it an advanced valid phone number generator and provides United States state and rate center selections.
A page from the Fake Name Generator that validates US bank ABA routing numbers, checking the prefix and check digit. It explains the 3-7-1 check step by step and provides sample routing numbers for testing forms. The samples pass the tests but are otherwise random.
A page from the Fake Name Generator that checks a credit card number's network, length and Luhn check digit. It explains the Luhn check step by step and offers sample made-up numbers for testing forms. The page notes the sample numbers are not accounts and are declined by payment gateways.
A page for checking Canadian social insurance numbers, verifying the first digit and Luhn check digit, showing the step-by-step check, and offering sample SINs for testing forms. It also lists what the first digit means and includes PHP and JavaScript check code.
A generator that produces random, fictional identities including names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, usernames and passwords, described for software testing, sample data and writing. It is free and needs no account; signing in allows saving identities, bulk orders and API use. An API returns identities as JSON repeatable with a seed.
A page that checks the format and prefix rules of UK National Insurance numbers and provides sample NI numbers for testing forms. It explains how a NINO is built and states that NINOs have no check digit, so a correctly formatted number may never have been issued.
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A search engine that accepts a few digits and generates a list of possible valid phone numbers, intended for OSINT needs. The page labels it an advanced valid phone number generator and provides United States state and rate center selections.
A page from the Fake Name Generator that validates US bank ABA routing numbers, checking the prefix and check digit. It explains the 3-7-1 check step by step and provides sample routing numbers for testing forms. The samples pass the tests but are otherwise random.
A page from the Fake Name Generator that checks a credit card number's network, length and Luhn check digit. It explains the Luhn check step by step and offers sample made-up numbers for testing forms. The page notes the sample numbers are not accounts and are declined by payment gateways.
A page for checking Canadian social insurance numbers, verifying the first digit and Luhn check digit, showing the step-by-step check, and offering sample SINs for testing forms. It also lists what the first digit means and includes PHP and JavaScript check code.
A generator that produces random, fictional identities including names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, usernames and passwords, described for software testing, sample data and writing. It is free and needs no account; signing in allows saving identities, bulk orders and API use. An API returns identities as JSON repeatable with a seed.
A page that checks the format and prefix rules of UK National Insurance numbers and provides sample NI numbers for testing forms. It explains how a NINO is built and states that NINOs have no check digit, so a correctly formatted number may never have been issued.
