Accent ZIP Password Recovery, 25.01

Supported File Formats

Accent ZIP Password Recovery unlocks password protected zip/zipx archives with classic Zip 2.0 or WinZip AES encryption (format details).

See the full compatibility table

Best-in-Class Speed of Password Searching

Recovery of a Zip password is basically brute force attacking passwords from a given range of combinations. Accent ZIP Password Recovery uses a highly optimized source code and guarantees top speed when brute force attacking strong passwords on any modern Intel or AMD CPU.

Acceleration on NVIDIA/AMD/Intel Arc

Accent ZIP Password Recovery supports acceleration on NVIDIA, AMD and Intel Arc graphics cards and engages all available GPU in the password recovery process. The program makes use of all GPUs available in Windows and greatly reduces the time of brute force attack.

Brute Force with Extended (Positional) Mask Attack

High speed of brute force attack is of critical importance. But is it the only thing that ensures successful recovery of Zip/WinZip passwords? Hardly. You can further cut the search time by reducing the range of passwords to try.

Accent ZIP Password Recovery enables you to run a brute force with extended mask attack, that is to define charsets individually for each position in the generated password and try only those passwords that meet the criteria of the mask.

See a few example of how to use it

Mutation and Blending of Dictionaries

Accent ZIP Password Recovery offers advanced dictionary attack.

The program is able to operate with four dictionaries simultaneously, combine them together and modify the resulting passwords according to the configured password mutation rules.

See the video about dictionary mutations

Configurable Attack Scenarios

Accent ZIP Password Recovery offers configurable attack scenarios. Combine various attacks with customized settings and run them as one workflow. Scenarios are described in the form of text files. You can define scenarios of various complexity and enable one at the stage of selecting a password attack.