Accent Office Password Recovery - A smart companion for anyone who tends to forget their MS Office passwords

A brute force attack is carried out when AOFPR flings all possible combinations of letters, numbers and other characters at a file. The length of the password and characters to be used in the generation procedure are selected by the user. Additionally, AOFPR allows using a mask so that the user is able to set a range of possible values for each position of a mask. For instance, the user can set AOFPR to generate a password with an upper case letter in the first position (A-Z), a lower case letter in the second position (a-z), and a dash (-) in the fourth. The use of a mask can help minimize the time spent on password search procedure.

A dictionary-based attack is another method of recovery implemented in AOFPR. The program utilizes a large dictionary file of commonly used words, names or misspelt words to fling its items at a protected file. AOFPR has an enhanced ability to carry out dictionary-based attacks faster and more effectively. The dictionary manager allows using several dictionaries one after another for one session. Moreover, the user can add digits to dictionary words and get these words undergo transformations such as alterations between upper and lower case for each character, swapping adjacent characters, and omission of characters.

AOFPR key features

�Three advanced password recovery methods: a brute force attack, a brute force attack with a mask, and a dictionary-based attack;

�Fast processing speed;

�Intuitive graphic interface;