Foxmail Password Decryptor is the FREE software to instantly recover mail account passwords from Foxmail - one of the emerging email client. Foxmail stores all the configured mail account passwords in registry in an encrypted format. This software helps in automatically discovering & recovering all such stored passwords. For each recovered mail account, it will show email address, username, password, account type (POP3/SMTP) and server information.

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You can recover the passwords using GUI interface as well as Command-line version - both integrated in single tool. This makes it useful tool for Penetration Testers and Forensic investigators. Main Features * Instantly decrypt and recover stored mail account passwords by Foxmail * Recover all type of mail passwords including POP3/SMTP. * Presents both GUI and Command-line Interface. * Useful for Penetration Testers & Forensic investigators. * Save the recovered password list to HTML/TEXT/XML file * Support for local Installation and uninstallation of the software.

It has been successfully tested with Foxmail version 6.5 and may work will with other versions too. Foxmail Password Decryptor works on most of the Windows platforms starting from Windows XP to latest operating system, Windows 8. What's New in Version 1.5 of Foxmail Password Decryptor.

Hello NG, I would like to use one MailStore of Windows Mail with two Windows Vista Accounts (An Administrator and a Standard User) There was no problem to move both stores to one location. But if I logged in as Amdinistrator an saved the password(s) for a newsserver or for a mail-account like gmx, I have to type the name/password of the mail-accountname again if I switched the Vista-Account - Why? Where are these Passwords stored? And how can I change this behavior to use two different Vista-Accounts (Identities?) with the same mailstore without typing the name/password of a mail account again?

Can I export and import some registry values to use it like one vista user? Btw: This was a good workaround in XP and Outlook Express to store and share these names and passwords of mail-accounts with different Windows-XP-Accounts S. See The passwords are encrypted and there is no explanation of how they are generated. The encrypted password is stored in the.oeaccount file, but the encryption 'seed' is different for each user, so the encryption is different depending on which user is logged on. I have the same problem when sharing the message store between OSs (multiboot) as then again one is prompted for the password for each account. My workaround for this is to have a batch file for each user (or OS) that copies the oeaccount files from a backed location to the message store and I keep a backup for each user.

So when user A logs on, then user A runs that batch file for the user that copies his oeaccount files to the store, and then when user B logs on, then user B runs his batch file that copies over his oeaccount files into the store. I don't have any other workaround at the moment, as Microsoft has refused to provide any information on this issue.

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Steve 'Stefan Helmig' wrote in message news: > Hello NG, > > I would like to use one MailStore of > Windows Mail with two Windows Vista Accounts > (An Administrator and a Standard User) > There was no problem to move both stores > to one location. But if I logged in as > Amdinistrator an saved the password(s) > for a newsserver or for a mail-account > like gmx, I have to type the name/password > of the mail-accountname again if I switched > the Vista-Account - Why? > > Where are these Passwords stored? > And how can I change this behavior to > use two different Vista-Accounts (Identities?) > with the same mailstore without typing the > name/password of a mail account again? > > Can I export and import some registry > values to use it like one vista user? > > btw: This was a good workaround in XP > and Outlook Express to store and share > these names and passwords of mail-accounts > with different Windows-XP-Accounts > > S. Hello Steve, > > Each account file is an xml file that is readable and editable in Notepad.

> So you can find out which account is which by reading the contents. Yes, now it's working. I was wondering because there were no differences between the *.oeaccount files. Then I recognized there is a diffrence between the [_CRYPT]_ and [_CRYPT]_ fields in diffrent accounts. I think they use the UID or username for encrypting/decrypting these passwords.

Hello Steve, >> [.] > correct location for each user. Then when you boot, run the batch file for > [.] I recognized now that you have to care about swichting between users if you copy these *.oaccount-files to the 'common' mail-store. I use now a batch file to open the windwos mail application, but if I switch (not logoff) to an another user account and Windows Mail is not closed there will be problems if you start the Windows Mail from an another account and using this workaround on the same 'common' mail-store It would be good to locate the account files seperated from the mailstore. Or alternativ start the applictaion with only one account using runas /profile user:mashine/user /savcred 'Windows Mail' or runas /noprofile user:mashine/user /savcred 'Windows Mail' But this mechanism is broken at the moment on my vista and I don't know why:-( S. I don't think you can do much better at this point. You will just have to close WinMail before you switch users. Steve 'Stefan Helmig' wrote in message news: > Hello Steve, > > >>> [.] >> correct location for each user.