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open .rar file with password.


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Just admit it and tell us that you downloaded an album via torrent and it's one of these dodgy Spanish warez groups that likes to put passwords on all of their RARs, and when you go to their site you register and still can't figure out how the hell you get the password...

Well, if that's the case than I usually find that a quick Google search of the filename followed by the word "password" usually retrieves like lists of passwords that people have generously donated. :)

e.g. "Britney Spears - My Prerogative.rar password"

Disclaimer: In no way does this post promote, permit, or admit to the illegal sharing of copyrighted material(s) by me.

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If it was, say, over 6 letters or so with no dictionary word, you can probably forget it.

It'll take months if not years to brute force crack.

WinRAR apply a pretty brutal encryption. :)

  mshaw04 said:
e.g. "Britney Spears - My Prerogative.rar password"

Disclaimer: In no way does this post promote, permit, or admit to the illegal sharing of copyrighted material(s) by me.

But I see you do promote miss Spears. :x ;) Or you have just been successfuly brainwashed by the promotion machine, so that song was the first that came into mind. :)

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