Windows Password Recovery - loading hashes from other programs

 Finally, you can load the hashes to your project by importing them from other applications. The software supports the following formats:

• PWDUMP - despite many disadvantages, this is a de facto standard format for storing password hashes. Important note: This format does not fully support national characters. Therefore, some user names or comments may not display correctly. Windows Password Recovery also supports textual PWDUMP files in UNICODE.
• L0phtCrack (*.lcs) - this file format is used by the LophtCrack software. The program supports all versions of LCS files, beginning with v4.
• .hdt project files, which are used by Proactive Password Auditor (used to be PWSEX) from ElcomSoft. Also supports all versions of the format, beginning with v3.
• *.hsh files, which are exported by Proactive System Password Recovery from the same notorious company.
• *.lst hash lists, created by Cain & Abel. Windows Password Recovery supports lst files beginning with v.4.9.12. The earlier versions of LST files used the ';' delimiter instead of 'TAB'. Unfortunately, the LST file does not have a marker that specifies the version; therefore, if the LST file is unreadable, you may have to manually replace all the field delimiters with the 'TAB'.
• *.winpsw files, created by WinPassword, from good old LastBit. Supports all versions of WINPSW, beginning with v6.
• SamInside (*.hashes) project files. This format is similar to text PWDUMP, but it is more flexible and uses the 0х7f character instead of colon, which is more reasonable.
• PasswordPro project files (*.hashes). This format is similar to text PWDUMP, except several changes. It is used by PasswordsPro product.
• Passcape Universal Configuration Files (*.puc). This container is used in Reset Windows Password software and can contain several different dumps.