Find Password Protected Software
Find Password Protected Documents searches for password protected files on your computer. Current version analyzes Word, Excel documents (password to open), Access databases (share level passwords), Outlook PST files and Zip archives.
Search for password protected files on local disks and across a network. Find Protected addresses the security problems associated with unauthorized or illegal use of confidential company information.
Forgot your Internet passwords? Lost data for your mail or news account? Want to move IE Web form AutoComplete data and stored passwords from one computer to another? Solve all these and many similar problems with Password Recovery Bar!
The standard security provided by PDF consists of two different methods and two different passwords. A PDF document may be protected by password for opening ('user' password) and the document may also specify operations that should be restricted.
Lost Password Recovery
$15.00 - findpassword.com
Lost Password Recovery is a special tool to track all the password-input events in the windows system, including Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows XP, the main purpose is to:1. find out the forgotten password. Once you forget the password that you had entered before, you could find a copy in Lost Password Recovery. 2. steal a password from a machine.
Secret Explorer
$39.00 - LastBit Software
Find hidden data, such as IE form autocomplete data, passwords to protected websites, account and identity passwords, and much more with this new system inspection tool. Secret Explorer is designed to reveal hidden data which is stored in undocumented Windows Protected Storage. With Secret Explorer import/export feature you can also move all your personalized information from one computer to another, basically familiarizing a new system with you.
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