The complete password recovery solution
Passware Kit Business is a complete password recovery solution that provides corporate security administrators with full control over employees’ computers and files. System administrators, IT professionals, and help desk personnel can now gain access to any file or server whenever required.
Password recovery for 250+ file types
MS Office, PDF, Zip and RAR, QuickBooks, FileMaker, Lotus Notes, Bitcoin wallets, Mac OS X Keychain, password managers, and many other popular applications.
Intelligent Detection
Detects all encrypted files and hard disk images and reports the type of encryption and the complexity of the decryption.
Hardware acceleration
Accelerated password recovery with multiple computers and NVIDIA, AMD GPUs, and Decryptum.
Decryption of FDE
Decrypts or recovers passwords for BitLocker, FileVault2, APFS, TrueCrypt, VeraCrypt, LUKS, McAfee, Apple DMG, Symantec and PGP disk images.
Batch processing
Runs password recovery for groups of files without manual intervention.
Instant passwords reset
Recovers or resets many password types instantly.

Find all encrypted or password-protected documents, archives, and other files. Sort by decryption complexity. Passware Kit Business detects 250+ file types.

Increase password recovery speed up to 400 times by using a single GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) card, and up to 3,200 times by using 8 GPUs in a single computer. For even higher performance use Decryptum, our ultra-compact liquid-cooled GPU accelerated devices - world's fastest scalable turn-key decryption solution for password recovery.
Hardware Acceleration of Password Recovery Attacks
File Type | Encryption | CPU Speed i5-4570 |
NVIDIA Speed RTX 2080 Ti |
Decryptum Speed PR 2080TI-T/12 4U |
---|---|---|---|---|
MS Office 2013+ | AES-256 | 78 | 23,458 | 256,000 |
RAR 5.x | AES-256 | 98 | 91,542 | 1,085,000 |
macOS / FileVault2 / APFS | AES-256 | 53 | 17,207 | 188,000 |
Apple iTunes Backup / iOS 10.x+ | AES-256 | <1 | 307 | 3,600 |
MS Windows / BitLocker | BitLocker | 7 | 3,000 | 36,000 |
(passwords/second) |