New versions of Passcovery password recovery solutions are out now

What's new:

☑ fully supported GPU acceleration on AMD RDNA graphics cards (Radeon RX 5000 series)

☑ Microsoft Office 2010/2013 mixed format is now supported

☑ enhanced stability of GPU acceleration on NVIDIA graphics cards

☑ improved internal structure of the program code

☑ other minor improvements

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News and Updates

Passcovery 25.04: Major Boost for Intel Arc + AMD RDNA 4 and More Enhancements

This release focuses on boosting performance on Intel Arc/Arc2 GPUs, adds support for the new AMD RDNA 4 architecture, and delivers noticeable speed improvements for TrueCrypt/Whirlpool algorithms across all three GPU brands.

Password Recovery with Passcovery 25.01: GPU Acceleration on All Modern 2025 Graphics Cards

In the January update, we added support for modern graphics architectures: NVIDIA Blackwell (SM10.0, SM10.1, SM12), Intel Arc B-series (Battlemage) and Ryzen mobile RDNA 3.5; additional optimization of SHA-512 handling and thus increased the password search speed for Microsoft Office 2013-365 and TrueCrypt; improved the overall performance of the software kernel for additional acceleration in password recovery.

Password Recovery in Passcovery 24.09: Faster Search, Intel Arc GPU Support, and UTF-8 Encoded Dictionaries

In this release, we have improved password search speed by optimizing the performance of SHA-1, SHA-512, and SHA-256 algorithms. We’ve also added support for Intel Arc GPUs, enabling password recovery acceleration, just as effectively as with AMD and NVIDIA GPUs. Another update includes support for multilingual dictionaries encoded in UTF-8, allowing for more flexible and versatile dictionary attacks.

New versions of Passcovery password recovery solutions are out now

Passcovery released upgraded versions of GPU-accelerated password recovery solutions:

What's new:

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