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Support for Anydesk remote assistance software
Support for cracking cached Anydesk password hashes. Hashes of passwords (and salt) are stored in server.conf file in AppData folder tree. Passwords are believed to be in the form of a SHA256 hash of [the password with a NULL and the salt appended to the end of it]. There is a Twitter thread on this which may be helpful, located at https://twitter.com/cybergibbons/status/1525799615962185729
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Support for Files By Google
Support for bruteforcing/decrypting locked "Files By Google" .fgsf files. This is a mobile application by Google in which people can encrypt files with a secondary passcode.
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Context Menu Integration
Incorporate the ability within File Explorer to right-click on a folder and select Passware Scan for the selected folder. The snapshot example below is from Windows 11. I think, if incorporated, Passware option would appear on the "Show more options" selection.
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Ransomware decryptors
Include support for various ransomware. Where a decryptor is available already, integrate them into Passware. For ransomware with no known decryptor, provide a brute force capability.
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Allow support for multiple NUMA groups in order to fully utilize certain CPU's
Instead of Passware only supporting NUMA group 0, give other NUMA groups the support. Granted that most people will be using consumer CPU's, but for some like myself using old Xeon server CPU's. Only half of the CPU is being utilized when being used in Passware, due to the design of the CPU architecture. If only half of the CPU is being used, then that means the other half is sitting doing nothing and that's leaving performance on the table. Instead, having the ability to fully utilize these NUMA groups, can allow older hardware to continue to be used.
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support SVOLBRO
thumb drives can have a secure volume produced by Ivanti or known as Lumension Endpoint Security... it uses the SVOLBRO.exe. any chance this can be decrypted by Passware please
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display MD5 hash of downloadable files (particularly *.exe)
Can you display the MD5 of the *.exe files on the web page. I had an issue of failed installations only to realise that the MD5 was different on each download. I got there eventually, but an MD5 check would have ensured it downloaded and / or copied across an air gap correctly.
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Support Checkpoint FDE
Please add support for Checkpoint FDE and recovery file location.
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Support for McAfee Endpoint Encryption Removable Media
Add support for McAfee Endpoint Encryption Removable Media
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IronKey encryption
Support for IronKey™ USB drive encryption:
https://www.ironkey.com/en-US/encrypted-storage-drives/250-basic.html4 votes -
Endpoint Media Encryption - Encrypt data stored on removable devices; track and manage removable devices individually
allow the decryption of a file from a usb thumb via dictionary and brute force attacks.
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Add feature to crack Windows logon passwords (newer than Windows 10 Anniversary update, v1607)
NTLM passwords changed after this version and cannot be cracked with traditional tools, including Passware.
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Safeend Protector Encrypted Portable Storage Media
Support for SafeEnd Protector Encrypted USB drives -
https://www.safend.com/product/encryptor/3 votes -
1 vote
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SQLCIPHER
For all sql encryption support
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Dockerization / Containerization of Passware Forensic Kit Agent
To make use of the most up to date server and cloud infrastructure, the Linux and Windows agents should be refactored to support a deployment as a Docker image.
In such a containerization, the software will then be able to rapidly scale up and down (depending on the needed agent requirements for the cracking attempt) with software such as Kubernetes.
Ideally, the Forensic Kit agent would also have features added to spin up agent instances (via Kubernetes as Docker images, or pure VM instances as images), to be able to utilize any required cloud provider that offers hosted GPUs (Azure…
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Keyboard walking support
It's kind of a special attack. Generally, it is used for long passwords, users use it to easily remember their passwords.
You can find out more about it from this site:
https://bytesdarkly.com/2014/08/generating-keyboard-walks/12 votes -
BestCrypt Volume Encryption
Add brute force attack for Best Crypt Volume Encryption by Jetico
8 votes
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