Passwords finding

I'm preparing fir new install and, also, moving programs (this
weekend, hopefully). I'm looking for some useful tool to dig/uncover
as many as possible passwords attached to using by me web sites and,
also, programs (some for them require special codes/passwords).
I'M NOT A HACKER!
Just an older guy with - hard to realize - shortening with time
memory...
So - if someone have some useful ideas - please share with me...
Peace.
Marek Kalisz

Marek Kalisz wrote:

> I'm preparing fir new install and, also, moving programs (this
> weekend, hopefully). I'm looking for some useful tool to dig/uncover
> as many as possible passwords attached to using by me web sites and,
> also, programs (some for them require special codes/passwords).
> I'M NOT A HACKER!
> Just an older guy with - hard to realize - shortening with time
> memory...
> So - if someone have some useful ideas - please share with me...

Look here for some ideas:

http://www.nirsoft.net

Other than that, it depends on the applications. You can find saved passwords
in Firefox from the Tools>Options menu. Next time, write passwords down! I
have a spreadsheet with all of mine.

Malke
--
MS-MVP
Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic!
http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/#FAQ

"Marek Kalisz" <> wrote in message
news:...
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> I'm preparing fir new install and, also, moving programs (this
> weekend, hopefully). I'm looking for some useful tool to dig/uncover
> as many as possible passwords attached to using by me web sites and,
> also, programs (some for them require special codes/passwords).
> I'M NOT A HACKER!
> Just an older guy with - hard to realize - shortening with time
> memory...
> So - if someone have some useful ideas - please share with me...
> Peace.
> Marek Kalisz

Once you get over this hump why not use a (Free) program such as "RoboForm"?
The free program limits you to 10 passwords but it really is convenient and
does a neat job. Like others, I also keep a record of all the various User
ID's, passwords and the like--too many to remember.
MLD

why not try pwcorral 'Cygnus Productions [Home]
(http://www.cygnusproductions.com/) its free and works great! and I
requires u to remember one pw so nobody can steal your pw list, and ha
md5 hash encrypt so your golden

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krazy

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Thanks for tips, but... I was searching Internet for RoboCop (I heard
about this) and was getting only refrences to "RoboCop", "RoboCop 2",
etc. - movies. Where to find this program?
Marek

On Sun, 23 Aug 2009 09:17:25 -0400, "MLD" <> wrote:

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>"Marek Kalisz" <> wrote in message
>news:.. .
>>
>> I'm preparing fir new install and, also, moving programs (this
>> weekend, hopefully). I'm looking for some useful tool to dig/uncover
>> as many as possible passwords attached to using by me web sites and,
>> also, programs (some for them require special codes/passwords).
>> I'M NOT A HACKER!
>> Just an older guy with - hard to realize - shortening with time
>> memory...
>> So - if someone have some useful ideas - please share with me...
>> Peace.
>> Marek Kalisz
>
>Once you get over this hump why not use a (Free) program such as "RoboForm"?
>The free program limits you to 10 passwords but it really is convenient and
>does a neat job. Like others, I also keep a record of all the various User
>ID's, passwords and the like--too many to remember.
>MLD

On Sun, 23 Aug 2009 09:17:25 -0400, "MLD" <> wrote:

>Once you get over this hump why not use a (Free) program such as "RoboForm"?
>The free program limits you to 10 passwords but it really is convenient and
>does a neat job. Like others, I also keep a record of all the various User
>ID's, passwords and the like--too many to remember.
>MLD

I checked. RoboForm has to be paid to cover more then 10 passwords.
Completely free (and no limits) is LastPass (https://lastpass.com/),
in reviews slightly better than RoboForm.
I started to use it (LastPass - not: LostPass).
I'm glad.
Peace.
Marek Kalisz