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| GooglePasswordDecryptor |
| The Google Account Password Recovery Tool |
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GooglePasswordDecryptor is the free tool to recover stored Google
account passwords by various applications. Most of the Google's
desktop applications such as GTalk, Picassa etc store the account
passwords in their private encrypted store to prevent hassale of
entering the password everytime. GooglePasswordDecryptor goes
through each of these application's encrypted stores and decrypts
this Google account password.
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Google uses the single centralized account for managing all of
its services such as Gmail, Picassa, GTalk, iGoogle, Desktop Search
etc. Since all of these core services are controlled by one account,
losing the password will easily make one's life miserable. Also
trying the Google password recovery service will turn out to be
useless unless you have setup the secondary account for receiving
the password and you remember all the personal details that you have
entered at the time of account creation.
In such cases, GooglePasswordDecryptor comes to rescue and helps in
recovering the stored Google password by various applications. Also
it can show passwords from multiple accounts if you have used more
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GooglePasswordDecryptor supports recovering of
the stored encrypted password from most of the prominent Google desktop
applications as well as internet browsers. Here is the complete list of
supported applications.
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- Google Talk
- Google Picassa
- Google Desktop Seach
- Gmail Notifier
- Internet Explorer (all versions from 4 to 8)
- Google Chrome
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| It also provides 'Export Feature' to save the recovered Google
passwords to HTML or TEXT format for future use. |
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Each of the above mentioned
applications use their own encrypted format and storage location to
securely store the Google account password. GooglePasswordDecryptor
uses different techniques to decrypt these passwords and present
them in the clear text.
Each of these encryption formats and store locations for individual
applications are clearly illustrated in the below mentioned article.
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GooglePasswordDecryptor is standalone application and it does not
require any installation. One can copy the binary to any location on the
system and run it directly.
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- Launch the GooglePasswordDecryptor.exe and it will display
current username, IE version etc.
- Now click on 'Start Recovery' button and you will see all
the stored google passwords as shown in the below Screenshot. You will
also see passwords from multiple accounts if you have used more than
one google account.
- Next you can save this list to HTML format or TEXT format
by clicking on 'Export to HTML' or 'Export to TEXT' button.
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Note that GooglePasswordDecryptor recoveres the stored Google password
for currently logged on user only. If you want to recover the password
for different user then you have to run it as that user. |
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| Here are the screenshots of
GooglePasswordDecryptor |
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| Screenshot 1: GooglePasswordDecryptor
showing all the recovered Google password accounts stored by various
applications. |
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| Screenshot 2: Exported Google account password list in HTML format
by GooglePasswordDecryptor. |
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| First public release of GooglePasswordDecryptor which can recover
Google account passwords stored by prominent applications. Also features
the export functionality to save the recovered password data in HTML as
well as plain text format. |
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| GooglePasswordDecryptor is designed for good purpose to help users to recover
the lost Google account password. Like any tool its use either good or
bad, depends upon the user who uses it. However author is not
responsible for any damage caused due to misuse of this tool. |
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