Which ZIP Archive Types Can Passcovery Suite & AccentZPR Crack?
There’re no differences for these software, as both of them support two main ZIP archive types:
- ZIP 2.0 format archives created by any archiver in classic encryption
- WinZip AES encrypted zipX archives created in WinZip 9 and higher
WARNING! Use NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel graphics cards to speed up the search.
There are still ZIP archives for those password crackers do not work
First of all Phil Katz created popular PKZIP 1 archiver. The next step was PKZIP 2 which is now unofficial Windows standard. Its ZIP encryption method is considered to be classic one.
This format is now used by various vendors and is checked as ZIP 2.0 for used convenience regardless of any inner changes made by creators.
For example, WinZip AES steady encryption is the advancement within ZIP 2.0 format. The developers left standard header while changing the encryption method from usual 0/8/9 — stored/deflate/deflate64 to 99. Thus older archivers’ versions provide “unknown encryption” failure instead of “unsupported format” for these files.
PKZIP went on evolving its functions and changed headers for next ZIP archive versions. For that reason you might come across ZIP files not supported by some archivers. They’re not recognized by our password recovery programs either.
Useful links
Passcovery Suite is a general option to recover password using AMD/NVIDIA video cards
Accent ZIP Password Recovery is a program for fast ZIP files password recovery using AMD/NVIDIA video cards
AMD/NVIDIA/Intel video cards performance is the raw NVIDIA/AMD/Intel video card password iteration speed for Office 2007/Office 2013+/RAR5 in Passcovery programs
Passcovery YouTube channel contains videos about Passcovery programs capacities along with a set of special tricks for you to use