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I still have a Passware Standard running on my X61 32bit (SSD drive) Thinkpad running Win XP:<br />
guess to crack using this is going to take ages as cracking is CPU/GPU intensive.<br />
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I don't have the license key / serial# for that Passware anymore but that Passware could still<br />
run on the X61: tried my favorite passwords but can't get through, likely it's a 10 chars length<br />
passwd
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I still have a Passware Standard running on my X61 32bit (SSD drive) Thinkpad running Win XP:
guess to crack using this is going to take ages as cracking is CPU/GPU intensive.

I don't have the license key / serial# for that Passware anymore but that Passware could still
run on the X61: tried my favorite passwords but can't get through, likely it's a 10 chars length
passwd

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The forensics Passware has distributed processing at USD995
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The forensics Passware has distributed processing at USD995

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I forgot the zip password of a file that I previously zip (think with AES256) :<br />
any free tools to unzip/crack it &amp;&nbsp;will it be faster to do it if I use a i7<br />
computer with SSD?
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I forgot the zip password of a file that I previously zip (think with AES256) :
any free tools to unzip/crack it & will it be faster to do it if I use a i7
computer with SSD?

free tool to unzip/crack a zip with passwodr

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