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		| WinSCP Password Decoder Version: 2.0  | 
	
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			|   | WinSCP Password Decoder is the FREE tool to instantly recover all your lost or forgotten passwords from WinSCP software. 
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		| WinSCP is an open source based SFTP/FTP/WebDAV/SCP client for Windows platform offering secure way of transferring files between local & remote computers. Like most softwares, it also offers to remember the passwords so that user don't have to enter it every time.
       	  
WinSCP Password Decoder helps you to quickly recover all these stored passwords if you have ever lost or forgotten them. Once recovered, you can backup the password list to HTML file for future use.  
It supports dual mode of password recovery from Windows registry as well as from WinSCP configuration file (WinSCP.ini).  On start, it  automatically detects WinSCP config file if any present and displays it.  
You can not only use it to recover passwords from local but also configuration file from remote system.  And it is fully portable and can be run anywhere without installing on your local computer.  WinSCP Password Decoder works on both 32-bit & 64-bit platforms starting from Vista to Windows 11  | 
	
	
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			Instantly find & recover all the stored login passwords from WinSCPSupport password recovery from Windows Registry as well as from WinSCP configuration fileOn start, it automatically finds the WinSCP configuration fileRecover passwords from local as well as remote computerRecover password of any length and complexity.Save the recovered password list to HTML fileEasier and faster to use with its enhanced user friendly GUI interface.Fully Portable, no need to install any third party components like JAVA or .NET Useful for Penetration testers as well as Forensic investigators | 
	
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	 | By default WinSCP software stores all the saved passwords in Windows Registry at following location, | 
			
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Martin Prikryl\WinSCP 2\Sessions
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	 | WinSCP Password Decoder is easy to use with its simple GUI interface.  Here are the brief usage details | 
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			Launch WinSCPPasswordDecoder.exe Select 'Windows Registry' or 'Configuration File' mode if you have WinSCP.ini file. On start, it will try to find the file if it is present at standard location.Next click on 'Start 
			  Recovery' button and all the stored login passwords from WinSCP will be recovered & displayed as shown in screenshot 1 
			  below.Finally you can save all recovered password list to HTMLfile by clicking on 'Export' button and then select the type 
		  of file from the drop down box of 'Save File Dialog'. | 
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	 | Screenshot 1:WinSCP Password Decoder is showing all the 
		recovered login passwords from WinSCP | 
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		| Screenshot 2:  HTML report of recovered passwords from WinSCP software | 
	
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		| New 2025 release with support for latest Windows 11 OS. Also added support for latest WinSCP version.  Fixed new profile path location.Also enhanced GUI interface & html report. Removed support for Windows XP. |  
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		| Added right click context menu to quickly copy the password. |  
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		| First public release of WinSCPPasswordDecoder |  
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		| WinSCP Password Decoder is not a hacking tool as it can recover only 
		your stored passwords. It cannot recover the passwords for other users 
		unless you have right credentials. Like any tool its use either good or 
		bad, depends upon the user who uses it. However Author or 
		SecurityXploded is not 
		responsible for any damage caused due to misuse of this tool. 
 Read complete License & Disclaimer terms 
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