Passware Kit Standard 9.7 Build 1741

Major Features:

1. Key Benefits
   • 14 password recovery modules for MS Office, Windows, Acrobat, and more, now combined in one tool
   • Instantly removes passwords to open MS Word and Excel files (up to version 2003) with Online Decryption Attack
   • Recovers or resets many password types instantly
   • For non-instantaneous password recovery processes, 8 different attack types (and any combination of them) could be set up using a wizard or drag & drop attacks editor
2. General Features:
   • Recovers passwords for MS Office files (including version 2007), Acrobat documents, email accounts, network connections, Zip and Rar archives, local Windows Administrators, etc.
   • Includes 1 Decryptum Credit for instant online decryption of one MS Word or Excel file
   • Includes Encryption Analyzer to locate password-protected files on a computer and analyze their security
   • Uses advanced password recovery attacks: Dictionary, Xieve, Brute-force, Known Password/Part, Previous Passwords, and their combinations
   • Includes a Wizard for easy setup of password recovery attacks
   • Multiple-core CPUs are now efficiently used to speed up the password recovery process
   • Multiple GPUs are used to speed up the password recovery process New!
   • Supports password modifications, including case changes, reversed words, etc.
   • Combines attacks for passwords like "strong123password"
   • All recovered passwords are saved and ready to be reused on other files

Requirements:

• Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Server 2003/2008, or Windows 7 (32-bit or 64-bit) installed and configured on your system
• 1 GHz processor (2.4 GHz recommended)
• 512 MB of RAM (1 GB recommended)
• 100 MB of free hard disk space
• For Windows Key (to create a Windows password reset CD) a burning CD-RW drive is required.
• To acquire a physical memory image of the target computer using Passware FireWire Memory Imager (used to recover BitLocker and TrueCrypt encryption keys), a FireWire cable is required. Both the target computer and the computer used for acquisition should have FireWire (IEEE 1394) ports.