Free network shared folder software for windows

Network Share Brute Forcer will try and gain access to shared folders on your
network using one of the following two methods:
- Brute force attack
- Dictionary attack

Now you can create network shares at remote computers.This is a very useful utility for administrators of NT networks.

The NetShare programs are designed to implement a computer network (the NetShare network) scheme with the purpose of file exchange. Although NetShare has some concepts in common with Napster and Gnutella, there are important differences. Clients that connect to the NetShare network are authenticated by the server and are accepted only if they produce proper credentials. Data exchange in a NetShare network is also encrypted to prevent snoopers from gaining access to private files. NetShare server is the program that manages a NetShare network. This program is responsible for creating random private/public keys for use by the clients, authenticating the clients that access the network, keep access logs and generally manage the network.

NetDir Booster 1 is an ideal choice for you to increase speed access to network shared folder. When you list the contents of a remote folder to which your computer is connected by TCP/IP, the results may take much more time to display than when you view a local folder. This delay occurs whether you use Windows NT Explorer or a command prompt to view the folder. This issue is not specific to any particular network configuration.

Windows Network Neighborhood Shared Resource Password tries to recover shared resource passwords on Windows Network Neighborhood (CIFS / SMB).
Windows Network Neighborhood Shared Resource Password exploits a bug known as "Share Level Password Vulnerability" in Windows 9x/ME.
This exploit lets you gain access to shares only knowing the first
character of the password. It does not work on Win9x/ME systems
that are patched, and it wont work on NT-based systems such as
Windows 2000 or XP as they use user level shares.
Windows Network Neighborhood Shared Resource Password does about the same as Gahnomen, the only difference is that in Windows Network Neighborhood Shared Resource Password you specify a computer you want access to, instead of collecting a list from the Network Neighborhood-thingy.

Shared Resource Password Recovery will try to recover passwords from shared resources on Windows Network Neighborhood.
It exploits a bug known as "Share Level Password Vulnerability" in Windows 9x/ME.
This exploit lets you gain access to shares only knowing the first character of the password.
Shared Resource Password Recovery does not work on Win9x/ME systems that are patched, and it wont work on NT-based systems such as Windows 2000 or XP as they use user level shares.