RAR Password Cracker

Latest version: 4.12
  This program is intended to recover lost passwords for RAR/WinRAR archives of versions 2.xx and 3.xx. The program finds by the method of exhaustive search all possible combinations of characters ("bruteforce" method), or using passwords from lists ("wordlist" or "dictionary" method). Self-extracting archives and multivolume archives are supported. The program is able to save a current state (you can interrupt the program at any time, and restart from the same state later). Estimated time calculator allows you to configure the program more carefully.

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System requirements
RAR Password Cracker requires Windows 9x/ME/XP/NT4/2000/2003. There are no special requirements for memory capacity, but the processor performance should be as high as possible. Special hardware is not required.
What's new
Version 4.12
  • Fixed: Permanent crashes on some types of files.
  • Added: New type of licenses: low-cost time-limited fully functional version.
Version 4.11
  • Fixed: Memory management to avoid "Not enough memory" error.
  • Fixed: RAR 2.00-2.80 performance degradation.
  • Added: "First uppercase, rest lowercase [Password]" modificator.
Download and License info

RAR Password Cracker 4.xx is shareware. You may download free evaluation version of the software:

Version 4.12 (zip, 201 Kb): Version 4.12 (exe, 205 Kb):

The software may be used and evaluated free of charge and without time limit. However, if you wish to use RAR Password Cracker without limitations of free evaluation version, you must purchase the license.
Extra
Here you can find wordlists for Dictionary attack.
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