Passcovery Suite

Passcovery Suite is a password recovery application that uses an unlimited combination of given letters, numbers, and encryption types to find the password of a given password-protected file.

Users can tweak their processor's performance and potential computing power every time a new file, folder, or archived software is password-protected. RAM and processor resources are being accounted during the password breaking process.

Passcovery Suite has a set of pre-determined attack scenarios that include Office documents, ZIP, and RAR archives. Once the desired attack scenario is chosen, Passcovery Suite will ask if it should use ‘brute force’ or a ‘dictionary-based’ approach. These password techniques will change the time needed to find the secret combination of keys.

After a successful or failed password break, Passcovery Suit can execute a couple of desired third-party files in order to allow their instant usage after a password break has been achieved. If the encrypted files are archived, users can have them decrypted and then extracted in separate folders. Later on, they can be saved with a predetermined suffix.

Password encryption type, number, and type of characters put a serious strain on a user's CPU and GPU combined. Long and complicated passwords will take several hours to decrypt and will use all your computer's resources available.

To hurry up things, besides the CPU, one thread will be given to the GPU as well. In case the GPU is more powerful than your CPU, you can set your graphics card to take most of the decrypting load instead of the processor, which is nice. After it detects how powerful your CPU is, you can also set how many core threads you might want to use during the password recovery process.

Passcovery Suite is a very flexible tool made to recover, but mostly break passwords of protected files. By searching the registry and trying tons of words and numbers combinations, Passcovery is bound to find the vital password in the end. However, the incredibly long time it takes to try all the possible password combinations makes the process of finding the secret combination of keys a very protracted business.