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MSNLive Password Decryptor is the FREE software to instantly recover
MSN/Hotmail/Windows Live
Messenger passwords stored by applications such as MSN,
Windows Live Messenger, Hotmail, web browsers and other messengers.
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web browsers store the login passwords so that user don't have to remember
and enter the password every time. Each of these use their own local storage
format and proprietary encryption mechanism to store the login passwords.
MSNLivePasswordDecryptor automatically crawls through each
of these applications and instantly recovers all of the stored
MSN/Hotmail/Windows Live account passwords. |
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It presents both GUI interface as well as command
line version, the later is more helpful for Penetration
testers in their work. Apart from normal users who can use it to
recover their lost password, it can come in handy for Forensic
officials who can get hold of any stored MSN/Hotmail account passwords and
then use that information to extend their
investigation.
It works on wide range of platforms starting from Windows
XP to
latest operating system Windows 7. |
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MSNLivePasswordDecryptor supports recovery of
MSN/Hotmail/Windows Live Messenger passwords from these applications
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- Windows Live Messenger (including latest version 2011)
- Windows Live Mail
- MSN Messenger
- Hotmail
- Firefox
- Internet Explorer
- Google Chrome
- Opera
- Apple Safari
- Flock Browser
- PaltalkScene IM
- Pidgin (Formerly Gaim)Messenger
- Miranda Messenger
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| Main features of MSNLivePasswordDecryptor |
- Instantly decrypt and recover MSN/Hotmail/Windows Live
messenger passwords
- Recover password of any length and
complexity.
- Useful for Penetration Testers as well as
Forensic Investigators
- Automatically discovers all supported Applications and recovers
all the stored
passwords.
- Save the recovered password list to
Text/HTML/XML file for transferring to other system or for
future use.
- Easier and faster to use with its enhanced user
friendly GUI interface.
- Support for local Installation and uninstallation of the
software.
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Both MSN/Windows Live Messenger uses
Windows built-in 'Credential Store' to securely store the login
account passwords. Not only Windows uses it to store network
authentication passwords, but also other applications such as
Outlook, Remote Desktop, GMail Notifier
etc uses the same mechanism for storing their login passwords.
To know how MSN/Windows Live Messenger stores these
passwords and how MSNLivePasswordDecryptor decrypts it
automatically, refer to the research article filled with complete
code example
'Exposing the Password Secrets of MSN/Windows Live
Messenger' |
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| MSNLivePasswordDecryptor comes with
Installer so that you can install it locally on your system for regular
usage. It has intuitive setup wizard (as shown in the screenshot below) which
guides you through series of steps in completion of installation. At any
point of time you can use Uninstaller to remove the software from the
system. |
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| At any point of time, you can uninstall the product using the
Uninstaller located at following location (by default) |
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[Windows 32 bit]
C:\Program Files\SecurityXploded\MSNLivePasswordDecryptor
[Windows 64 bit]
C:\Program Files
(x86)\SecurityXploded\MSNLivePasswordDecryptor |
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MSNLivePasswordDecryptor is easy to use with its simple GUI interface.
Here are the brief usage details
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- Launch MSNLivePasswordDecryptor on your system
- Next click on 'Start
Recovery' button and all stored MSN/Hotmail/Windows Live
account passwords from various
applications will be recovered & displayed as shown in screenshot 1
below.
- By default passwords are not shown for security
reasons as it is sensitive data. However you can click on'Show
Password' button at the bottom to view these passwords.
- Finally you can save all recovered password list to
Text or HTML
or XML
file by clicking on 'Export' button and then select the type
of file from the drop down box of 'Save File Dialog'.
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Here is the typical usage of command line version |
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MSNLivePasswordDecryptor.exe "<output_file path>" |
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Here are some of the examples |
//Writes recovered
password to text file in current directory
MSNLivePasswordDecryptor.exe output.txt
//Writes recovered
password to HTML file in current directory
MSNLivePasswordDecryptor.exe output.html
//Writes recovered
password to XML file in current directory
MSNLivePasswordDecryptor.exe output.xml
//Writes recovered
password to TEXT file
MSNLivePasswordDecryptor.exe "c:\my
test\passlist"
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It automatically detects the mode (Text or HTML or XML) by using the extension
of the specified file (txt or html or xml). By default (or if no extension is
specified) it uses the TEXT mode. For more examples refer to Screenshot
2
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| Here are the screenshots of
MSNLivePasswordDecryptor |
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| Screenshot 1:MSNLivePasswordDecryptor is showing the
recovered MSN/Hotmail/Windows Live account passwords for popular
applications. Passwords are not shown being sensitive data, you can turn
on by clicking on 'Show Password' button below. |
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| Screenshot 2: Command line usage of MSNLivePasswordDecryptor
showing various examples. |
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| Screenshot 3: Exported list of of recovered
MSN/Hotmail/Windows Live account passwords by
MSNLivePasswordDecryptor in HTML format. |
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| Generate password recovery report in
XML/Text format in both GUI and command line mode. |
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| New improved decryption techniques to
recover passwords from Windows Live Mail & Messenger. |
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| Added new logo & links for
passwordforensics.com in about section and few code changes |
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| Support for password recovery from Apple Safari, Flock browsers. Fixes for Chrome, Firefox. |
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| First public release of MSNLivePasswordDecryptor |
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MSNLivePasswordDecryptor is not a hacking tool as it can recover only
your stored passwords. It cannot recover the passwords for other users
unless you have right credentials.
Like any tool its use either good or
bad, depends upon the user who uses it. However Author or
SecurityXploded is not
responsible for any damage caused due to misuse of this tool.
Read complete License & Disclaimer terms
here. |
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