Word Password Recovery - documentation and screenshots
Word Password Recovery is a professional utility for recovering lost and forgotten passwords for Microsoft Office Word documents. Microsoft makes subsequent Word releases more and more secure and brute-force as a primary password recovery technique becomes less efficient. Word 2013 sets a new standard in document encryption, pretty much taking bruteforce-like recovery out of the question. This is where Word Password Recovery comes into a play with its variety of smart attacks developed in our company and implied in our products only. For example, the Artificial Intelligence attack scans your local PC, searches, indexes and creates the list of all found words and passwords used earlier, analyzes them, upon the results of the analysis produces user's preferences, performs the further word mutation and, attempts to guess the password. Since recovering can take a very long time, this is essential in order to make it practical. Word Password Recovery uses the full power of both your CPU and even your GPU to achieve this.
The program works with one project at a time. A typical workflow looks like this:
- Creating a project
- Loading password-protected Word documents into the project. Editing the document list: deleting, adding, selecting protected documents, etc.
- Password recovery. Includes selecting, configuring and launching the selected attack or several ones.
- Analyzing the results.
The entire interface divides into several parts:
- Menu Bar at the top of the program's window.
- Information Bar - for displaying brief information texts - like tips, warnings, etc.
- Task Bar at the left side duplicates the main menu bar, providing quick access to the most common operations.
- Main Window consists of several parts. The first tab is the welcome window. The second tab contains the list of documents to be analyzed and recovered. Then there goes a tab with the current attack state (progress) indicator, a tab with the statistics/reports. And finally - a hardware monitor tab.
- Log Window at the bottom displays information on the current state of the application, current operation, etc. The program's log can be copied to the clipboard or saved to a file (right-clicking opens the context menu).
- Status Bar is aimed for informational purposes.
Word Password Recovery - working with the program
Selecting a password recovery method
Reports and audit
Passcape Online wordlists
Additional tools
Wordlist tools
GPU FAQ