Archive for the ‘Password Recovery’ Category

MSN password recovery tools compatible with WLM 2009

Friday, January 2nd, 2009

After some testing we confirm that the latest versions of our MSN password recovery tools (Password Recovery for MSN and Password Recovery for Windows Live) also recover MSN passwords and Windows Live ID passwords stored by Windows Live Messenger version 2009.

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Password Recovery for Trillian - finally updated!

Sunday, November 23rd, 2008

As previously posted, we have been getting several emails telling us about the bugs in Trillian Password Recovery over the past several months. After re-testing the current version in various environments we have decided to completely re-write the program.

After thorough testing, we’re now ready to make the new version available for download.

What makes our program different?
It’s dead simple to use - just install it and click on the “Recover Password” button. It will do the rest of work for you automatically. No need to look for data files that store your passwords (though ‘external file’ option is available too, just in case you want to decode Trillian password files brought from another computer).
The program has a very sophisticated algorithm for finding the needed data files. If the there’s a Trillian password data file stored somewhere on the system Password Recovery for Trillian will find it.

Finding Trillian passwords has never been easier!

Download Password Recovery for Trillian

P.S. All registered users get the upgrade for free.

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Related topics: Trillian password unmask tool

Video: how MSN passwords get stolen

Thursday, August 28th, 2008

We continue our series of How-To videos covering various aspects of MSN password protection and recovery. The best way to protect your MSN password is to understand how attackers steal them i.e. what methods, techniques and tools are used by hackers to steal MSN passwords:

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Video: MSN password hacks are illegal!

Wednesday, August 27th, 2008

Next in a series of videos about handling your MSN passwords we cover some methods that attackers use to hack MSN passwords. We also show the tools that hackers use to for MSN password hacking:

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Video: Forgot your MSN password?

Tuesday, August 26th, 2008

We continue to post our fresh How-To videos on various aspects of handling MSN passwords. Today we show you how to find your MSN password if you come to I forgot my MSN password situation:

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Video: How to find MSN passwords

Monday, August 25th, 2008

This is a second video that we dedicate to explaining how to find your lost or forgotten MSN passwords and how to download MSN password finder:

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Video: How to change MSN password

Sunday, August 24th, 2008

We’ve prepared a short video that guides through the password changing process for MSN. We cover cases when you don’t remember your old password (you need it to change MSN password to the new one).
This is a first in a series video about the MSN network and MSN Messenger called Change MSN password:

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Gmail Password Recovery - room for improvement!

Sunday, August 24th, 2008

As stated on our program pages, we regularly test our software for compatibility.
Gmail Password Recovery needs an update on the following sides:

  1. Add support for Gmail and Google passwords stored in new Firefox 3. It looks like Firefox password manager changed storage location every time the new version was released
  2. Add support for Google Calendar Synch
  3. IE6: there’s no need to update the algorithm for the new Internet Explorer 6. The current algorithm recovers these without a problem

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Bugs in Trillian Password Recovery

Saturday, July 12th, 2008

We have previously reported some bugs in our FileZilla Password Decoder.

I wanted to let our users know that we’re also working on fixing the bugs in Trillian password recovery tool. We have received numerous bug reports on this program and will put a priority on this bugfix release.

Here’s a list of things we want to fix:

  • The passwords from new versions of Trillian (3, Astra & Pro) are not recovered. Partly due to the fact that current password location search is not sophisticated enough
  • Small buffer - we have received reports about the current version of decrypter not showing all passwords due to low variable size
  • Missing characters in passwords. The decryption algorithm is limited in the range of characters that it understands

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How to find Facebook passwords from Social.im

Monday, July 7th, 2008

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  • Find social.im Messenger passwords (Facebook Mpassword finder)
  • Facebook password ripper (rip social.im passwords)
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  • Facebook password stealer (steal social.im password)

Facebook IM team has released their version of IM client some time early this year. Unofficial sources say that as much as up to 20% of on-line Facebook users are also logged into social.im (although I doubt the share is more than 10% since the IM is still in the beta stages).

For those of us that ever wanted to recover forgotten Facebook password that is saved in the browser and social.im client, there is bad news though -

  •  The browser is not likely to keep the saved password. Instead the cookie is saved on the system that tells Facebook that user does not want the password to be entered each time.
    There is no way to recover the password from that session cookie.
  • Some IMs store the saved password locally in some sort of encrypted or clear-text form. Just like with Yahoo Messenger, the social.im password is not stored locally. Social.im sends the password to the server during the first login. The server returns a string called AuthKey which is then used by social.im to authenticate at consequent times.
    There is no way to find out which algorithm is used to translate the password into AuthKey (unless this info gets leaked from the social.im team or someone takes a guess that turns out to be correct).

The above reasons mean that there is no easy way of recovering Facebook password using the information saved on the local system.

Update: Looks like encrypted AuthKey is encoded using base64 format (to be able to store this authentication key in the ASCII form).

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