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Messenger Password Decryptor (formerly
IMPasswordDecryptor) is the all-in-one tool to instantly recover passwords from 15+ popular
Messengers
including GTalk, MSN, Trillian,
Pidgin, Digsby, AIM etc. |
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| Most of the messengers offer the 'save password' feature to store
the passwords for subsequent logins. Each Messenger uses its own
storage format & encryption mechanism to securely store these
remembered passwords. MessengerPasswordDecryptor helps in automatically decrypting and recovering all such stored passwords with just one
click. |
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It presents both GUI and command-line interface
making it useful tool for Penetration Testers & Forensic
Investigators. Once it is installed, you can copy it to USB or any
portable device and then run directly on any other system without
installing again.
It automatically discovers all supported Messengers installed on
your system and instantly recovers the
passwords. You can find the list of all supported messengers below.
It works on most of the Windows platforms starting from
Windows XP to latest operating system, Windows 8. |
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It supports recovery of stored
passwords from around 15+ popular messengers.
Here is the
complete list of the supported applications. |
- Google Talk
- Windows Live Messenger
- MSN Messenger
- AIM v6.x - v7.5
- Digsby IM
- PaltalkScene
- Trillian
- Trillian Astra
- Pidgin (Formerly Gaim)
- MySpaceIM
- Miranda
- Beyluxe IM
- Meebo Notifier
- Nimbuzz Messenger
- IMVU
- XFire Game Messenger
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| Here are the top features |
- Instantly decrypt and recover stored encrypted passwords from
15+ popular Messengers.
- Recover password of any length and
complexity.
- Automatically discovers all supported Messengers and recovers the
respective
passwords.
- Comes with both GUI interface as well as
Command-line
version.
- Useful for Penetration Testers &
Forensic Investigators.
- Save the recovered password list to HTML/XML/Text file
- Integrated
Installer for assisting you in local Installation & Uninstallation.
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Here are pointers on each
of these messengers exposing more technical details about how
they encrypt their login password, where it is stored and how we can
decrypt it manually to recover the password.
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| It comes with simple Instaler that helps you to install it locally
on your system for regular usage. It has intuitive setup wizard which guides you through series of steps
in completion of installation. |
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| At any point of time, you can uninstall the product using the
Uninstaller located at following location (by default) |
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[Windows 32 bit]
C:\Program Files\SecurityXploded\MessengerPasswordDecryptor
[Windows 64 bit]
C:\Program Files
(x86)\SecurityXploded\MessengerPasswordDecryptor |
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Messenger Password Decryptor is easy to use with its simple GUI interface.
For advanced users & Penetration testers, it also comes with command
line interace.
Here are the brief usage details for both GUI and
command line version. |
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- Launch MessengerPasswordDecryptor on your system
- Next click on 'Start
Recovery' button and instantly all stored passwords from
Messengers will be decrypted & displayed as shown in screenshot
below.
- Finally you can save all recovered password list to
HTML/XML/Text
file by clicking on 'Export' button and then select the type
of file from the drop down box of 'Save File Dialog'.
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| Here is the typical usage of command line version |
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| MessengerPasswordDecryptor.exe "<output_file path>" |
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| Here are some of the examples |
//Writes recovered
password to text file in current directory
MessengerPasswordDecryptor.exe output.txt
//Writes recovered
password to HTML file in current directory
MessengerPasswordDecryptor.exe output.html
//Writes recovered
password to XML file in current directory
MessengerPasswordDecryptor.exe output.xml
//Writes recovered
password to TEXT file
MessengerPasswordDecryptor.exe "c:\my
test\passlist"
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| It automatically detects the mode (HTML/XML/TEXT) by using the extension
of the specified file (html/xml/text). By default (or if no extension is
specified) it uses the TEXT mode. For more examples refer to Screenshot
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| Screenshot 1:MessengerPasswordDecryptor is showing the
recovered passwords from popular Messenger. |
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| Screenshot 2: Command line usage of MessengerPasswordDecryptor
showing various examples. |
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| Screenshot 3: Exported list of of recovered Messenger passwords by
MessengerPasswordDecryptor in HTML format. |
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| Fixed the OS version for Windows 8. Added quick download link and fix for screen repaint problem. |
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| Right click menu to quickly copy the password, improved UI and minor fixes. |
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| Support for XML report generation in both GUI/Command-line mode. |
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| Added module to recover password from AOL Messenger (AIM) starting
with v6.x to latest v7.5 |
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| Support for password recovery from 3 new messengers - Meebo
Notifier, Nimbuzz & IMVU messengers. |
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| New improved decryption code for MSN/Windows Live Messenger. |
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| Software name changed to Messenger Password Decryptor from
IMPasswordDecryptor. Support for password recovery from XFire Game
Messenger. |
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| Added links for PasswordForensics.com in about section and few bug
fixes |
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| Brings in command-line version alogn with GUI interface, Support for
older version of Miranda and Jabber protocol. |
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| Setup Wizard for local Installation & Uninstallation. More
Protocols added for Miranda. Other bug fixes related to messengers. |
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| Fixed issues with Digsby multiple account password recovery, support
for Trillian on x64 bit system. |
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| Support for password recovery from Digsby IM, PaltalkScene & Beyluxe
Messenger is added. |
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| First public release of MessengerPasswordDecryptor |
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MessengerPasswordDecryptor is designed for good purpose to help
users to recover the lost passwords from Messenger. Like any tool its use either good or
bad, depends upon the user who uses it. However author is not
responsible for any damage caused due to misuse of this tool.
Read complete License & Disclaimer terms
here. |
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