Websites and programs that connect to the internet force people to create more and more accounts made up of logins and passwords. The vast majority of people do not have a password strategy and often make dangerous mistakes for account security such as using the same password for everything or using simple words.
In another article there is the guide to create and manage passwords for web accounts in order to keep them safe from external access, without ever forgetting them.
However, if you forget a password, if you are unable to recover it through the recovery procedures via Email, you can try to use a tool capable of extracting all the passwords of the programs stored in a computer in clear text, making them visible.
PasswdFinder is a new program that, in a few seconds and with two clicks, allows you to see clearly the passwords stored in programs and in internet browsers .
PasswdFinder must be downloaded and installed on the Windows PC and then run to scan the computer.
From the main window you can press the hammer-shaped button to then see the list of supported programs, from which PasswdFinder will attempt to recover passwords.
Among these are the Chrome and Firefox browsers, chat programs such as Google Talk and Windows Live Messenger and the Windows login itself.
The best part is that related to the search for passwords in Firefox because you can thus recover, if it was stored, even the password for accessing Facebook.
Some passwords can still remain unrecoverable and remain hidden so if it doesn't work, you have to find other solutions.
The login and password found can be printed or saved in an html file.
As said, this is not the only program to view program passwords and those saved on internet browsers for sites.
For example, a program called Social Password Decryptor allows you to recover the passwords of Facebook, Google, Twitter, Linkedin, Pinterest and MySpace, that is, of the main social networks.
In other articles, I remember having already reported:
- programs to recover network and internet passwords and wifi router
- access password (login) on Windows PC also as administrator
- See logins and passwords saved on Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer browsers with WebBrowserPassView that works amazingly.
- Find out the passwords stored on the browser behind dots or asterisks
- Unlock a password protected pdf file
Needless to say, these are tools for personal use, be careful not to use them to make jokes or deceive friends or relatives.
