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How to sort out passwords to a Zip archive?
Need a program to enumerate passwords to a zip archive.
Cuda doesn't matter.
All the software that I found sort out the password no more than 3 characters.
Maybe Kali Linux has it?
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fcrackzip in Kali.
The command syntax is as follows - fcrackzip –u –c <character set to use> –p <number of characters> <path to archive>
Example: fcrackzip –u –c 1 –p aaaaaaaa '/root/Desktop/Test.zip'
Key -u says that you need to use the unzip command to check the password
The -c key indicates that the password consists only of numbers
The -p aaaaaaaa key indicates a pattern for password guessing, in our case we thus reported that the password consists of 8 digits.
yes, almost all software can sort out passwords of any length
; software is usually paid; if you are too lazy to pay, then just grunt in Russia, but you live
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