Zip Password Tool 1.5

Publisher review:
Zip Password Tool is easy and effective utility, designed to recover lost or forgotten passwords for encrypted ZIP archives created using WinZip, PKZip, WinRAR or any other ZIP-compatible software.

Features:

Accept Zip-archives created using different software
Self-extracting Zip-archives (SFX) are also accepted
Supported Zip archives encryped using following methods:

- Standard Zip 2.0 encryption
- 128-, 196- and 256-bit AES encryption
Supported following password search methods:
- Brute-force attack
- Dictionary based attack
Custom charset support for Brute-force attack (special characters and national symbols are also supported)
Additional case changes for dictionary passwords
Assignment of Min and Max password length
Password recovery progress bar
Convenient user interface
Full install/uninstall support
Requirements:
none

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003,Vista

Release notes:
New Release

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