Featuring unique acceleration technologies and providing linear scalability with no overhead, Elcomsoft Distributed Password Recovery offers the fastest password recovery by a huge margin, and is the most technologically advanced password recovery product currently available.

 

Features and Benefits

▪ Distributed password recovery over LAN, Internet or both

▪ Linear scalability with no overhead allows using up to 10,000 workstations

▪ Hardware acceleration with NVIDIA CUDA and AMD Radeon HD cards

▪ Broad compatibility recovers document and system passwords to various file formats

▪ Storing all passwords that have been discovered, forming a separate/internal dictionary

▪ Install and remove password recovery clients remotely

▪ Keep track of CPU time and resource utilization, password recovery jobs and user activities

 

Supported Applications and Document Formats

▪ Archives (ZIP, WinZip, RAR, WinRAR)

▪ Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Money, OneNote)

▪ OpenDocument (OpenOffice, StarOffice)

▪ Hangul Office (Hanword, Hancell)

▪ PGP (disks, personal certificates, self-decrypting archives etc.)

▪ Personal Information Exchange certificates (PKCS #12)

▪ Adobe Acrobat PDF

▪ Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista/7/2008 logon passwords (LM/NTLM)

▪ IBM Notes ID files

▪ MD5 and SHA-1/SHA-256/SHA-512 hashes

▪ Oracle and Unix users’ passwords

▪ WPA-PSK passwords (more formats listed on EDPR product page)

 

Patented Technology: NVIDIA GPU Acceleration

Elcomsoft Distributed Password Recovery employs a revolutionary, patented technology to accelerate password recovery when a compatible NVIDIA or AMD graphics card is present. Currently supporting all GeForce 400-900-series GPUs (as well as NVIDIA Quadro and Tesla) and AMD Radeon HD from 5000-series boards including R7/9, the acceleration technology offloads parts of computational-heavy processing onto the fast and highly scalable processors featured in the latest graphic accelerators. In addition, Distributed Password Recovery also supports Tableau TACC1441 hardware accelerators.