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20, 2008
Mozilla Password Recovery with Firefox 3 support.
June 03, 2008
Outlook Password Recovery was updated up to v2.2.7.
May 07, 2008
New Windows Mail Password Recovery version with Windows Live Mail support.
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Network Password Recovery Wizard: Local and global network credentials
Password types within this category are marked by
the corresponding characters.
W(eb) - for Web resources
L(ocal) and G(lobal)
- for passwords recovered from Windows Credentials Manager.

Automatic recovery is easy as 123.
The manual recovery of local and global network passwords divides into three parts:
- The recovery of passwords stored in Windows Credentials Manager. Those
include passwords for accessing other computers within your LAN, Exchange
server's e-mail passwords, .NET Passport accounts in MSN Messenger, Internet Explorer 7 Wininet credentials, etc.
Physically all of these passwords are stored in the file C:\Documents and
Settings\%USER%\Application Data\Microsoft\Credentials\%SID%\Credentials
and decrypted using DPAPI. Once the Credentials file is selected, on
the next step the program's wizard will ask you to enter three additional
parameters that are necessary for the further recovery:
- user's logon password
- user's Master Key.
- user's SID.
Normally, NPRW fills the last two parameters automatically.
- Passwords to Web resources, saved by Internet Explorer 4-6.
Passwords of this type are stored in the Protected Storage within
user's registry. You will need to select or enter path to it manually.
User's registry file is located in its profile root; the file name is
ntuser.dat; e.g., C:\Documents and Settings\John\ntuser.dat. This
file is all you would need to have to recover passwords of this type.
- Credentials Manager passwords stored in *.CRD files (ones created by Vista's Credential Backup and Restore Wizard). You can launch this
wizard by typing 'credwiz' from the command line. This feature available in windows Vista only.

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