The MD5 hashing algorithm (message-digest algorithm) is a one-way cryptographic function that receives any length message as input and returns a fixed-length digest value that may be used to authenticate the original message.

The MD5 hash function was created with the intention of being used as a safe cryptographic hash method for digital signature authentication. However, MD5 is no longer recommended for use other than verifying data integrity and detecting inadvertent data damage.

Therefore, MD5 hashes can't be decrypted using a function but a large database with encrypted strings is required. There are numerous md5 decrypt tools available online. Here's a step-by-step tutorial using allinone.tools website:

How to decrypt MD5 hashes with allinone.tools?

1. Open your web browser, and go to allinone.tools

2. Paste the MD5 hash you want to decrypt in the input.
   

3. Click the MD5 decrypt button, allinone.tools will compare this hash with the hashes available in its large database and find the string which corresponds.
   

(!) The MD5 decrypt tool can't decrypt any hash since it doesn't use a decrypt function.

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