Star Password Revealer Freeware
soc...@gmail.com
* http://www.snapfiles.com/get/pspv.html - "Protected Storage
PassView is a small utility that reveals the passwords stored on your
computer by Internet Explorer and Outlook Express. The passwords are
revealed by reading the information from the Protected Storage. These
include all email and web site passwords where you chose "remember
password" (not cookie passwords) as well as auto-complete passwords.
This utility can only show the passwords of the current logged-on user.
it cannot reveal the passwords of other users. Allows you to see all
the passwords IE has stored if you agreed to the auto-login feature.
Also allows you to quickly see the passwords for logging into POP
accounts stored in Outlook Express. Very useful." Comment -
Excellent. Very illuminating from a security perspective. Your stored
Website passwords are in plain view with this software.
* http://www.insidepro.com/eng/passwordspro.shtml - "PasswordsPro
program is designed to recover users' passwords and comprises several
special tools to recover, generate and store passwords.. Recovery of
hidden passwords This tool is to recover the passwords hidden by
asterisks in the following objects: standard Windows textual field to
enter the passwords (EditBox), TEdit, TDBEdit and TMaskEdit, and works
under all OS Windows. " Comment - Scary. Click on the yellow triangle,
open the window that has the hidden password and it turns to plain
text. Especially seems to work if you click on the field with the
password. The class of window you are looking for is "Edit." Worked
with WS_FTP.
* http://www.snapfiles.com/get/starpw.html - " Windows 9X and NT
systems allow a convenient storage of frequently used passwords, such
as the password of your dial-in ISP or FTP connection. However, since
you no longer enter the saved password manually, you tend to forget
them. What are you to do when you need to know one of the saved
passwords? The password is staring right at you, but is hiding behind a
row of ******** asterisks. StarPW Revealer allows you to reclaim your
password. StarPW Revealer's Features Spwr runs and works under all
32-bit versions of Micro$oft Windows 95/98/ME/NT (except 2000/XP ).
Spwr is able to reveal saved-passwords in the "Outlook Express", even
under Windows XP!! Spwr automatically copies the revealed password to
the clipboard. Spwr is Freeware and Open Source."
* http://www.soft-central.net/passunleash.php - "Most applications
under Windows allow you to store their passwords. Examples are the
passwords of ISP's, the password of your email client or FTP tool. Once
the password is stored, it is hidden under a row of "***" asterisks and
cannot be read again. Now, this nifty utility allows you to read any of
your passwords that are covered by the asterisks by simply dragging a
cursor over such a password field. Once the cursor is on top of a "***"
password field, SC-PassUnleash instantly displays the password in
readable text on screen." Comment - Worked great with WS_FTP in XP Pro.
* http://www.refog.com/passwordrecovery/ - lite version is a website
password revealer.
++Partial Windows 2000 XP Support (My guesses)++++
* http://nirsoft.tripod.com/ - "This utility reveals the passwords
stored behind the asterisks ('***') in standard password text-boxes. It
supports the following operating systems: Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP .
Known Limitations: This utility works fine with most password
text-boxes, but there are some applications that don't store the
password behind the asterisks, in order to increase their security. In
such cases, AsterWin will not be able to reveal the password. The
following applications and OS components don't store the password
behind the asterisks: Netscape 6.x (Passwords in the Web page), Dialup
and network passwords in Windows 2000 and Windows NT/2000/XP user
management tools."
* http://www.seelhofer.ch/mad/download/pwd_view.zip - "Simple utility
to view passwords shown in asterisks (***). Win9x. Partial XP-support
(depends on the application)."
* http://www.totalcmd.net/plugring/DialPWD.html - "This plugin shows
cached passwords using standard (but undocumented). Windows API
functions on local machine for current user (user must be logged
in)." (Windows 95-ME)
* http://www.listsoft.com/7824/ - "A tool to recover (crack)
passwords hidden under in ***** symbols in various Windows boxes. Might
be useful to refresh some memory about the passwords you have set."
*
http://www.foundstone.com/index.htm?subnav=resources/navigation.htm&subcontent=/resources/overview.htm%3Ffilename%3Dshowin.zip
- ShoWin - Star Password Revealer.
* http://www.listsoft.com/7824/ - star password revealer.
* http://www.mazzoft.com/downloads.htm - star password revealer.
* http://www.mitec.cz/systools.htm password revealer.
* http://www.zipcure.com/ - "Unmask will help you to unmask hidden
passwords in the edit fields." Comment - Didn't work with my test case,
the passwords stored in my FTP accounts in WS_FTP on a Windows XP Pro
SP2 machine.
* http://www.woundedmoon.org/win32/123pwdrec_setup.html - "Most
applications allow you to store their passwords, such as the password
of your dial-in ISP, the password of your email client or FTP tool.
Once the password is stored, it is hidden under a row of *****
asterisks and can not be read by you again, e. g. in the case you
forget your password. Now, this nifty utility allows you to read any of
your passwords that are covered by the asterisks by simply dragging the
007 special cursor over such a password field. Once the 007 cursor is
on top of a ***** password field, the 007 Password Recovery utility
displays the password instantly on its screen. Won't reveal password in
Win 2000/XP dialer." Comment - Didn't work with my test case, the
passwords stored in my FTP accounts in WS_FTP on a Windows XP Pro SP2
machine.
* http://www.max2k.com/programs.php?id=4 - - "Description: Helps you
to see a password **** like "pass". Simply drag the button over the
password field. Important: It may not work on some programs (e.g. IE
6,OE 6) especially on WinXP where the password field is like " Comment
- For the reason mentioned in the description, this program Didn't work
with my test case, the passwords stored in my FTP accounts in WS_FTP on
a Windows XP Pro SP2 machine.
* http://camtech2000.net/Pages/Password_Reveal.html - "Programs that
remember our passwords are pretty handy. The Window opens showing the
asterisks (****) covering the password, we click Ok and we're in. But
what happens if we forget that password and need it again for
something. We either didn't write it down or forgot where it was
written. That's where Password Reveal comes in. Grab the target icon
with the mouse button, drop it on the password box and it uncovers the
password. Password Reveal works on programs, not Web Pages." Comment -
Didn't work with my test case, the passwords stored in my FTP accounts
in WS_FTP on a Windows XP Pro SP2 machine.
* http://www.diamondcs.com.au/index.php?page=console - "Allows you to
see the passwords behind most PassChar-protected text\editboxes in
memory (allowing you to see behind the "*****" fields). There is also a
stay-resident option, and a patch option that can actually remove the
PassChar protection from such password-protecting boxes on the fly."
Comment - Didn't work with my test case, the passwords stored in my FTP
accounts in WS_FTP on a Windows XP Pro SP2 machine. Command line tool.
* http://www.diamondcs.com.au/index.php?page=console - "PassDump is
similar to (and based on) PWReveal, but with just one goal - PassDump
simply dumps to the console the text from any PassChar-protected
textboxes that it can find." Comment - Didn't work with my test case,
the passwords stored in my FTP accounts in WS_FTP on a Windows XP Pro
SP2 machine. Command line tool.
* http://www.seelhofer.ch/mad/download/download.html - "Simple utility
to view passwords shown in asterisks (***)." Comment - Didn't work with
my test case, the passwords stored in my FTP accounts in WS_FTP on a
Windows XP Pro SP2 machine.
*
http://www.nucleustechnologies.com/Unmask-Password-Show-Reveal-Stars.html
- "This wonderful little utility unmasks and reveals the password
hidden behind asterisks (***** characters). It successfully reveals the
password of FTP Client software like CuteFTP, FlashFXP, SmartFTP etc.
Open Kernel Password Unmask Software and then open the window having
password in asterisk form, as you open the password window the password
automatically reveals al hidden behind asterisks." Comment - Didn't
work with my test case, the passwords stored in my FTP accounts in
WS_FTP on a Windows XP Pro SP2 machine.
*
http://www.foundstone.com/index.htm?subnav=resources/navigation.htm&subcontent=/resources/proddesc/forensic-toolkit.htm
- - "ShoWin displays useful information about Windows by dragging a
cursor over them.Perhaps one of the most popular uses of this program
is to display hidden password edit box fields (text behind the
asterisks *****). This will work in many programs although Microsoft
have changed the way things work in some of their applications, most
notably MS Office products and Windows 2000. ShoWin will not work in
these cases. Neither will it work for password entry boxes on web
pages, at least with most web browsers.Additional features include the
ability to enable Windows that have been disabled, unhide hidden
Windows (try the program with the include invisibles option set and see
how many Windows you have on your desktop that you didn't know about!)
and force Windows to stay on top or be placed below others." Comment -
I'm not sure exactly how you see the passwords, except perhaps by
checking the "include Invisibles" and "Hide/Show" (Under the Right
Click Section) Window to make visible invisible Windows.
* http://www.ekremdeniz.com/pub/getpass.zip - "If you have forgotten
your dial-up connection passwords, or internet explorer saved
passwords, you may learn that passwords by this program."
* http://www.c2000.com/software/#win2000 - "Point this little
program at any password "*****" fields and reveal the real password
beneath it. Great for when it's stored but you can't remember what it
is."
* http://www.diamondcs.com.au/index.php?page=console - 2 star
password revealers here.
++Specialty Star Password Revealers++
* http://www.hxtt.com/tool/passwordrecovery4msaccess.html - HXTT
Password Recovery for MS Access is a free toolkit for MS Access
databases from 95, 97, 2000, XP, 2002, to 2003. MS Access uses
underlying Jet Database Engine, which is used in a variety of Microsoft
products such as Money, Project, IIS, Exchange, and so on. That
freeware can be used for those Jet database files too.
* http://lukemurphey.net/SPD - "This application recovers the
screensaver password on Windows 9X systems and writes the password to
the floppy drive such that the password can be recovered by launching
the application via autorun. Windows NT uses a more secure method thus
this application is not useful for newer systems anymore."
* http://www.seelhofer.ch/mad/download/pwl_view.zip - "Simple utility
to view cached passwords (of the currently logged in User) saved in the
corresponding pwl file. It really is interesting how many passwords are
saved over time and sometimes even without notice...Win9x"
soc...@gmail.com
Recovery is the MSN password finder that instantly cracks and decrypts
the MSN Messenger, Windows Live Messeger 8 and Windows Messenger
passwords stored on your computer. It can be used to recover your
forgotten MSN password. Program works when the "Remember my Password"
tickbox is checked in the messenger. All versions of MSN Messenger,
Windows Live Messenger and Windows Messenger are supported. Multiple
accounts are also supported."
On Nov 29, 11:12 pm, socr...@gmail.com wrote:
> ++Fully Windows 2000 and XP Compatible (My best guesses)++
>
> *http://www.snapfiles.com/get/pspv.html- "Protected Storage
> PassView is a small utility that reveals the passwords stored on your
> computer by Internet Explorer and Outlook Express. The passwords are
> revealed by reading the information from the Protected Storage. These
> include all email and web site passwords where you chose "remember
> password" (not cookie passwords) as well as auto-complete passwords.
> This utility can only show the passwords of the current logged-on user.
> it cannot reveal the passwords of other users. Allows you to see all
> the passwords IE has stored if you agreed to the auto-login feature.
> Also allows you to quickly see the passwords for logging into POP
> accounts stored in Outlook Express. Very useful." Comment -
> Excellent. Very illuminating from a security perspective. Your stored
> Website passwords are in plain view with this software.
>
> *http://www.insidepro.com/eng/passwordspro.shtml- "PasswordsPro
> program is designed to recover users' passwords and comprises several
> special tools to recover, generate and store passwords.. Recovery of
> hidden passwords This tool is to recover the passwords hidden by
> asterisks in the following objects: standard Windows textual field to
> enter the passwords (EditBox), TEdit, TDBEdit and TMaskEdit, and works
> under all OS Windows. " Comment - Scary. Click on the yellow triangle,
> open the window that has the hidden password and it turns to plain
> text. Especially seems to work if you click on the field with the
> password. The class of window you are looking for is "Edit." Worked
> with WS_FTP.
>
> *http://www.snapfiles.com/get/starpw.html- " Windows 9X and NT
> systems allow a convenient storage of frequently used passwords, such
> as the password of your dial-in ISP or FTP connection. However, since
> you no longer enter the saved password manually, you tend to forget
> them. What are you to do when you need to know one of the saved
> passwords? The password is staring right at you, but is hiding behind a
> row of ******** asterisks. StarPW Revealer allows you to reclaim your
> password. StarPW Revealer's Features Spwr runs and works under all
> 32-bit versions of Micro$oft Windows 95/98/ME/NT (except 2000/XP ).
> Spwr is able to reveal saved-passwords in the "Outlook Express", even
> under Windows XP!! Spwr automatically copies the revealed password to
> the clipboard. Spwr is Freeware and Open Source."
>
> *http://www.soft-central.net/passunleash.php- "Most applications
> under Windows allow you to store their passwords. Examples are the
> passwords of ISP's, the password of your email client or FTP tool. Once
> the password is stored, it is hidden under a row of "***" asterisks and
> cannot be read again. Now, this nifty utility allows you to read any of
> your passwords that are covered by the asterisks by simply dragging a
> cursor over such a password field. Once the cursor is on top of a "***"
> password field, SC-PassUnleash instantly displays the password in
> readable text on screen." Comment - Worked great with WS_FTP in XP Pro.
>
> *http://www.refog.com/passwordrecovery/- lite version is a website
> password revealer.
>
> ++Partial Windows 2000 XP Support (My guesses)++++
>
> *http://nirsoft.tripod.com/- "This utility reveals the passwords
> stored behind the asterisks ('***') in standard password text-boxes. It
> supports the following operating systems: Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP .
> Known Limitations: This utility works fine with most password
> text-boxes, but there are some applications that don't store the
> password behind the asterisks, in order to increase their security. In
> such cases, AsterWin will not be able to reveal the password. The
> following applications and OS components don't store the password
> behind the asterisks: Netscape 6.x (Passwords in the Web page), Dialup
> and network passwords in Windows 2000 and Windows NT/2000/XP user
> management tools."
>
> *http://www.seelhofer.ch/mad/download/pwd_view.zip- "Simple utility
> to view passwords shown in asterisks (***). Win9x. Partial XP-support
> (depends on the application)."
>
> *http://www.totalcmd.net/plugring/DialPWD.html- "This plugin shows
> cached passwords using standard (but undocumented). Windows API
> functions on local machine for current user (user must be logged
> in)." (Windows 95-ME)
>
> *http://www.listsoft.com/7824/- "A tool to recover (crack)
> passwords hidden under in ***** symbols in various Windows boxes. Might
> be useful to refresh some memory about the passwords you have set."
>
> *http://www.foundstone.com/index.htm?subnav=resources/navigation.htm&s...
> - ShoWin - Star Password Revealer.
>
> *http://www.listsoft.com/7824/ - star password revealer.
>
> *http://www.mazzoft.com/downloads.htm- star password revealer.
>
> *http://www.mitec.cz/systools.htmpassword revealer.
>
> *http://www.zipcure.com/- "Unmask will help you to unmask hidden
> passwords in the edit fields." Comment - Didn't work with my test case,
> the passwords stored in my FTP accounts in WS_FTP on a Windows XP Pro
> SP2 machine.
>
> *http://www.woundedmoon.org/win32/123pwdrec_setup.html- "Most
> applications allow you to store their passwords, such as the password
> of your dial-in ISP, the password of your email client or FTP tool.
> Once the password is stored, it is hidden under a row of *****
> asterisks and can not be read by you again, e. g. in the case you
> forget your password. Now, this nifty utility allows you to read any of
> your passwords that are covered by the asterisks by simply dragging the
> 007 special cursor over such a password field. Once the 007 cursor is
> on top of a ***** password field, the 007 Password Recovery utility
> displays the password instantly on its screen. Won't reveal password in
> Win 2000/XP dialer." Comment - Didn't work with my test case, the
> passwords stored in my FTP accounts in WS_FTP on a Windows XP Pro SP2
> machine.
>
> * http://www.max2k.com/programs.php?id=4- - "Description: Helps you
> to see a password **** like "pass". Simply drag the button over the
> password field. Important: It may not work on some programs (e.g. IE
> 6,OE 6) especially on WinXP where the password field is like " Comment
> - For the reason mentioned in the description, this program Didn't work
> with my test case, the passwords stored in my FTP accounts in WS_FTP on
> a Windows XP Pro SP2 machine.
>
> *http://camtech2000.net/Pages/Password_Reveal.html- "Programs that
> remember our passwords are pretty handy. The Window opens showing the
> asterisks (****) covering the password, we click Ok and we're in. But
> what happens if we forget that password and need it again for
> something. We either didn't write it down or forgot where it was
> written. That's where Password Reveal comes in. Grab the target icon
> with the mouse button, drop it on the password box and it uncovers the
> password. Password Reveal works on programs, not Web Pages." Comment -
> Didn't work with my test case, the passwords stored in my FTP accounts
> in WS_FTP on a Windows XP Pro SP2 machine.
>
> *http://www.diamondcs.com.au/index.php?page=console- "Allows you to
> see the passwords behind most PassChar-protected text\editboxes in
> memory (allowing you to see behind the "*****" fields). There is also a
> stay-resident option, and a patch option that can actually remove the
> PassChar protection from such password-protecting boxes on the fly."
> Comment - Didn't work with my test case, the passwords stored in my FTP
> accounts in WS_FTP on a Windows XP Pro SP2 machine. Command line tool.
>
> *http://www.diamondcs.com.au/index.php?page=console- "PassDump is
> similar to (and based on) PWReveal, but with just one goal - PassDump
> simply dumps to the console the text from any PassChar-protected
> textboxes that it can find." Comment - Didn't work with my test case,
> the passwords stored in my FTP accounts in WS_FTP on a Windows XP Pro
> SP2 machine. Command line tool.
>
> *http://www.seelhofer.ch/mad/download/download.html- "Simple utility
> to view passwords shown in asterisks (***)." Comment - Didn't work with
> my test case, the passwords stored in my FTP accounts in WS_FTP on a
> Windows XP Pro SP2 machine.
>
> *http://www.nucleustechnologies.com/Unmask-Password-Show-Reveal-Stars....
> - "This wonderful little utility unmasks and reveals the password
> hidden behind asterisks (***** characters). It successfully reveals the
> password of FTP Client software like CuteFTP, FlashFXP, SmartFTP etc.
> Open Kernel Password Unmask Software and then open the window having
> password in asterisk form, as you open the password window the password
> automatically reveals al hidden behind asterisks." Comment - Didn't
> work with my test case, the passwords stored in my FTP accounts in
> WS_FTP on a Windows XP Pro SP2 machine.
>
> *http://www.foundstone.com/index.htm?subnav=resources/navigation.htm&s...
> - - "ShoWin displays useful information about Windows by dragging a
> cursor over them.Perhaps one of the most popular uses of this program
> is to display hidden password edit box fields (text behind the
> asterisks *****). This will work in many programs although Microsoft
> have changed the way things work in some of their applications, most
> notably MS Office products and Windows 2000. ShoWin will not work in
> these cases. Neither will it work for password entry boxes on web
> pages, at least with most web browsers.Additional features include the
> ability to enable Windows that have been disabled, unhide hidden
> Windows (try the program with the include invisibles option set and see
> how many Windows you have on your desktop that you didn't know about!)
> and force Windows to stay on top or be placed below others." Comment -
> I'm not sure exactly how you see the passwords, except perhaps by
> checking the "include Invisibles" and "Hide/Show" (Under the Right
> Click Section) Window to make visible invisible Windows.
>
> *http://www.ekremdeniz.com/pub/getpass.zip- "If you have forgotten
> your dial-up connection passwords, or internet explorer saved
> passwords, you may learn that passwords by this program."
>
> *http://www.c2000.com/software/#win2000- "Point this little
> program at any password "*****" fields and reveal the real password
> beneath it. Great for when it's stored but you can't remember what it
> is."
>
> *http://www.diamondcs.com.au/index.php?page=console- 2 star
> password revealers here.
> ++Specialty Star Password Revealers++
>
> *http://www.hxtt.com/tool/passwordrecovery4msaccess.html- HXTT
> Password Recovery for MS Access is a free toolkit for MS Access
> databases from 95, 97, 2000, XP, 2002, to 2003. MS Access uses
> underlying Jet Database Engine, which is used in a variety of Microsoft
> products such as Money, Project, IIS, Exchange, and so on. That
> freeware can be used for those Jet database files too.
>
> *http://lukemurphey.net/SPD- "This application recovers the
> screensaver password on Windows 9X systems and writes the password to
> the floppy drive such that the password can be recovered by launching
> the application via autorun. Windows NT uses a more secure method thus
> this application is not useful for newer systems anymore."
>
> *http://www.seelhofer.ch/mad/download/pwl_view.zip- "Simple utility
soc...@gmail.com
saver password decoder 0.1 scr9xpwd - Shows the stored screen saver
password in Windows 9x.
On Dec 2, 9:19 am, socr...@gmail.com wrote:
> http://www.msn-password-recovery.com/- "MSN Messenger Password
> > *http://www.refog.com/passwordrecovery/-lite version is a website
> > * http://www.max2k.com/programs.php?id=4-- "Description: Helps you
> > these cases. Neither...
>
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