![]() ![]() This option is added to the Windows version of Passware Kit running as Administrator for the following FDE types: APFS/FileVault, BitLocker, LUKS and LUKS2, McAfee, PGP, Symantec, TrueCrypt, and VeraCrypt. The drives should be specified as “\\.\PhysicalDriveN”, where N is the disk number. Support for mounted physical drives for FDE decryptionįor full-disk decryption, Passware Kit now supports mounted physical drives in addition to disk images. A restore option is also available, which allows users to set back the previously removed password. Passware Kit T2 Add-on now includes an option to recover or to instantly remove the Mac EFI firmware password. An EFI firmware password, which is different from the macOS user password, prevents Mac from loading in Target Disk Mode, thus preventing image acquisition. To decrypt Macs protected with T2 security chip using Passware Kit Forensic T2 Add-on, it is necessary to acquire the disk image. Mac EFI firmware password recovery and reset If the PIM is unknown, Passware Kit uses the default value. Passware Kit then brute-forces the PIMs alongside with the VeraCrypt password. There is an option to select a range or set of PIM values to check. The average recovery speed on an Intel Core i7-9700 is up to 2,000 passwords per second.īrute-force recovery of VeraCrypt PIM parametersįor VeraCrypt disk decryption, Passware Kit now allows users to specify possible Personal Iterations Multiplier (PIM) parameters to increase the chances of successful password recovery. It supports both regular passwords and picture protectors. Passware introduces brute-force password recovery for Steganos Data Safe encrypted containers (*.SLE files), including hidden partitions. Password recovery for Steganos containers ![]()
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