This password recovery software utilizes 42 hash-functions including MD4, MD5, NTLM, GOST, SHA, and more to recover lost passwords using five high-speed attack methods. It also supports distributed bruteforce and multicore attack.
The program under review is an exceptional password recovery software that assists with retrieving the password based on hash value. The program supports 42 hash algorithms, comprising MD4, MD5, NTLM, MD2, Adler, CRC, XOR, GOST, Haval, Panama, RipeMD, SHA, Sapphire, and others. With 4 progressive attack methods, including Bruteforce Attack, Dictionary Attack, Hybrid Attack, and the Typing Mistake Correction method (for the effective recovery of a partially-known password), UDC ensures that you have all the tools to recover your lost password.
Not only can the program be utilized as a password recovery tool, but it can also serve as a universal hash-library with open API that you can easily expand by designing an implementation of any cryptographic method of your choice. The program comes with several significant benefits, including the high-speed of the Bruteforce Attack and the method of Distributed Attack that allows you to turn an ordinary local network into a powerful distributed cluster.
The program's NTLM Bruteforce (Windows password) cracking speed is about 1.600.000 passwords per second, and the Dictionary Attack speed is over one million words per second. The Hybrid Attack cracking rate averages 1.500.000 combinations per second (tested on Celeron-433). UDC is optimized for mass cracking, i.e., looking for the password for unlimited hash amounts simultaneously practically without a reduction in search speed.
Lastly, the program has a friendly and useful graphical interface, along with several additional powerful features that you can use.
Not only can the program be utilized as a password recovery tool, but it can also serve as a universal hash-library with open API that you can easily expand by designing an implementation of any cryptographic method of your choice. The program comes with several significant benefits, including the high-speed of the Bruteforce Attack and the method of Distributed Attack that allows you to turn an ordinary local network into a powerful distributed cluster.
The program's NTLM Bruteforce (Windows password) cracking speed is about 1.600.000 passwords per second, and the Dictionary Attack speed is over one million words per second. The Hybrid Attack cracking rate averages 1.500.000 combinations per second (tested on Celeron-433). UDC is optimized for mass cracking, i.e., looking for the password for unlimited hash amounts simultaneously practically without a reduction in search speed.
Lastly, the program has a friendly and useful graphical interface, along with several additional powerful features that you can use.
What's New
Version 2.0.5.6: 1. Added the new Hi-Speed mode of Bruteforce, about 15-25% faster than standard. 2. Added the experimental support of multithreaded attack designed for multicore systems, from 1 up to 32 separate threads. 3. Script-processor now is significantly more powerful than in previous versions. 4. Fast built-in generator of Rainbow tables with the source code included. 5. Non-standard redefinitions of hash-methods are supported (using hints). 6. POP3 authorization module with the source code included.