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[ILUG] OT: Cracking word

[ILUG] OT: Cracking word

Caolan McNamara cmc at stardivision.de
Fri Mar 31 08:15:52 IST 2000


>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

On 30.03.00, 17:47:16, John Mc Donald <johnmcd at cs.may.ie> wrote 
regarding [ILUG] OT: Cracking word:


> Anyone know of a way/utility for cracking word passwords.

Word 95 or 97 ? Thats the question really. Word 95 passwords can be 
cracked reasonable easily. Word 97/2000 ones are rc4 encrypted and are 
also crackable, but it takes a lot lot longer, and a serious system to 
get it done in a reasonable time. So...anyway on my site here...
http://www.wvware.com/wvInfo.html
Theres some links to encryption breakers for 95, and password guessers 
for 97, and the commercial company crak.com which has a custum network 
to crack rc4 passwords.

And of course if you're of such a bent the wv library at the above 
link has password validators for 95 and 97 built in, you could write 
your own guesser or cracker based upon them.

C.








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