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fcrackzip

Fast password cracker for encrypted ZIP archives. tldr-pages

On Linux

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Several platforms

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Perform a dictionary attack using a wordlist

fcrackzip --dictionary --init-password path/to/wordlist.txt path/to/file.zipIdentify

Perform a dictionary attack with verbose output and verify password guesses

fcrackzip --verbose --use-unzip --dictionary --init-password path/to/wordlist.txt path/to/file.zipIdentify

Brute-force a password using lowercase letters within a length range

fcrackzip --brute-force --charset a --length min-max path/to/file.zipIdentify

Brute-force a password using lowercase letters and digits

fcrackzip --brute-force --charset a1 path/to/file.zipIdentify

Linux

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ZIP archive password cracking utility.

Brute-force a password with a length of 4 to 8 characters and containing only alphanumeric characters (order matters)

fcrackzip --brute-force --length 4-8 --charset aA1 archiveIdentify

Brute-force a password in verbose mode with a length of 3 characters that only contains lowercase characters, $, and %

fcrackzip --verbose --brute-force --length 3 --charset a:$% archiveIdentify

Brute-force a password that contains only lowercase and special characters

fcrackzip --brute-force --length 4 --charset a! archiveIdentify

Brute-force a password containing only digits, starting from the password 12345

fcrackzip --brute-force --length 5 --charset 1 --init-password 12345 archiveIdentify

Crack a password using a wordlist

fcrackzip --use-unzip --dictionary --init-password wordlist archiveIdentify

Benchmark cracking performance

fcrackzip --benchmarkIdentify