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User Guide – MAC IP Scanner Pro 2022

XenArmor — Fri, 18 Jul 2025 13:09:48 +0000

Contents About Benefits Requirements Installation How to Use? Single Host Scan Network Scan File IP List Scan Right Click Menu Options Settings Timeout Settings Database Settings Email Notification Settings MAC IP Scan Report Advanced Feature – Automatic Storing of Database How to Use Command-line Version? Automation of MAC IP Scan Version & Release History Contact XenArmor About XenArmor MAC IP Scanner Pro is the enterprise software to quickly find MAC and IP address of all systems in your network. It’s swift MAC IP scan helps you to scan the entire network in just few minutes. It also help you to save precious time by fully Automating your daily/weekly MAC scanning operations with all the scan results automatically stored to local database and view the same later on-demand. Benefits Here are the main benefits for you, MAC Scan: find MAC address, Manufacturer & IP address Fast Scan: scan entire local network in few minutes Network Scan: scan all 256*256*256 (*.0.0.0/8) hosts in one click File Scan: scan only known hosts from IP/Host list file Find MAC Manufacturer: from latest 45000+ company database list Scan Settings: fine-tune scan speed as per local network traffic Power Tools: directly run tools (Ping, Tracert, RDP, FTP) to do deeper analysis Display Status: shows progress during the scanning operation Automation: schedule all your MAC IP scans periodically Command-line: separate cmd-line tool to run from your scripts Database Store: auto store scan results to SQLite database Email Report: auto deliver scan report to your email Scan Report: export report to HTML,CSV,XML,JSON,SQLite file Portable Unlimited Edition: run from USB on Unlimited PCs Supports All Windows: Works on all from XP to Windows 11 Requirements XenArmor MAC IP Scanner Pro works on both 32-bit & 64-bit platforms starting from Windows XP to Windows 11. Here are the specific details, Installation...

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User Guide – Network SSL Certificate Scanner 2022

XenArmor — Mon, 07 Jul 2025 08:20:31 +0000

Contents About Benefits Requirements Installation How to Use? Single Host Scan Network Scan File IP List Scan Custom SSL Port Scan Right Click Menu Options Settings Timeout Settings Database Settings Email Settings Copy Settings from Older Versions SSL Certificate Scan Report Advanced Feature – SSL Certificate Security Analysis Special Feature – Automatic Storing of Database How to Use Command-line Version? Automation of SSL Certificate Scan Version & Release History Contact XenArmor About XenArmor NetCertScanner (Network SSL Certificate Scanner) is the enterprise software to find find all expiring/self-signed/vulnerable/rogue SSL certificates in your local network or internet. You can use multiple scanning options like Single host scan, Network scan, File IP List Scan, Custom Port scan to find all SSL certificates in your network. “Fastest SSL Scanner based on our proprietary Half SSL Scanning Method” It’s swift SSL Certificate scan powered by ‘Host-Port Multiplexed Multithreading’ technique helps you to scan the entire network in just few minutes. Benefits Here are the main benefits for you, SSL Scan: easily find all expiring/expired SSL certificates Full Network Scan: scan all 256*256*256 (*.0.0.0/8) hosts in one click File Scan: scan only known hosts from IP/Host list file Custom Port Scan: find SSL services on non-standard port Fastest Scan: powered by ‘Host-Port Multiplexed Multithreading’ technique SSL SNI Support:scan websites running on shared IP address Scan Settings: fine-tune scan speed as per local network traffic Hidden SSL Discovery: find secret/rogue SSL services in your network SSL Security Analysis: detect self-signed, hidden & vulnerable certs Multi-colored Display: helps in quick identification of problems Display Status: shows progress during SSL scanning Send Email Report: automatically get Email of every scan report Command-line: separate cmd-line tool to run from your scripts Database Store: automatically store scan results to database Download SSL Certificate: quickly view or save certificate to disk Automation: schedule SSL...

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How to Fix Android Mobile Connection Problem with Your Computer

XenArmor — Wed, 19 Mar 2025 17:38:59 +0000

Connecting your Android mobile to your computer can sometimes be tricky, especially if it’s your first attempt. Often you need extra steps if you are backing up data, performing recovery operations using third party software or ADB tool from your PC. But no need to worry. By following easy steps mentioned below, you can get it working quickly. Step 1: Enable USB Debugging on Your Android Device Before connecting your Android phone to computer, you must ensure that “USB Debugging” is enabled. If not already done, please follow detailed article below How to Enable USB Debugging on Android Mobile Device Step 2: Allow USB Debugging Prompt When you connect your Android device to your PC for the first time with USB Debugging enabled, a prompt will appear on your phone’s screen as shown below. Tap on “Allow” or “Yes” to authorize your computer to access your device. If you accidentally declined this prompt, disconnect and reconnect the USB cable, and the prompt should appear again. Step 3: Ensure Your Mobile Device is Unlocked If your device is in Locked state (showing lock screen) then ADB or other softwares cannot access it. So check your phone and unlock it by entering your PIN, password, or pattern. Once unlocked, if any further USB Debugging prompt appears, approve it. Step 4: Verify the Connection using ADB After connecting your mobile, you can verify using ADB (Android Debug Bridge) tool. This tool is already present in your software installation location or you can download it from SDK Platform Tools. Now in CMD prompt, run command “adb devices” as shown in screenshot below. If you see “device” (beside mobile serial_no) that means your Android mobile device is successfully connected. If you see “unauthorized”, your device is detected, but you’ve not yet authorized your computer. Check...

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How to Enable USB Debugging on Android Mobile Device

XenArmor — Wed, 19 Mar 2025 10:40:34 +0000

Often we need to enable “USB Debugging” on our Mobile to connect it to our local computer. This helps us to easily backup Mobile data, perform password recovery or advanced file management. By default, “USB Debugging” is disabled on all Android devices. To enable it, first we need to enable “Developer Options” (which is hidden by default) and then switch on USB Debugging option. Here are the quick & easy steps, Step 1: Enable Developer Options Open Settings on your Android device. Scroll down and tap About phone. Tap Software information. Locate Build number and tap on it 7 times. You may need to enter your PIN, password, or pattern to confirm. You will see a message “Developer mode has been enabled”. Step 2: Enable USB Debugging Now again open Settings on your Android device. Scroll down and tap Developer options (usually under System or Additional settings). Scroll down and find USB Debugging. Toggle the switch ON. Confirm by tapping OK on the pop-up message. Step 3: Connect to a PC Plug your Android device into a computer via USB cable. A prompt may appear on your phone asking “Allow USB Debugging?”. Tap Allow (you can also check “Always allow from this computer” for future connections). That’s all. Now you have successfully enabled USB Debugging. Note: Above settings may slightly vary based your Android mobile company. For specific steps for your mobile brand you can check here & here or ask ChatGPT “how to enable USB Debugging on Samsung Galaxy S25 mobile”

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Password Secrets, Location & Recovery from Popular Android Apps

XenArmor — Thu, 13 Mar 2025 20:23:13 +0000

In today’s digital world, passwords protect our personal data, and Android apps store them in different ways. Knowing where they are helps keep your information safe. In this research article, we explore where popular Android apps store your passwords and how you can recover them easily. Password Locations of Popular Android Apps Here is the list of popular Android apps and the password storage location Android App Password File Location 1DM: Browser & Video Download /data/data/idm.internet.download.manager/databases/download.db Amaze File Manager /data/data/com.amaze.filemanager/shared_prefs/com.amaze.filemanager_preferences.xml /data/data/com.amaze.filemanager/databases/utilities.db AndFTP /data/data/lysesoft.andftp/shared_prefs/AndFTP.xml AVG Secure Browser /data/data/com.avg.android.secure.browser/app_xwalkcore/DefaultProfile/Login Data Adblock Browser /data/data/org.adblockplus.browser/app_chrome/Default/Login Data Aloha Browser /data/data/com.aloha.browser/databases/Aloha.db Avast Secure Browser /data/data/com.avast.android.secure.browser/app_xwalkcore/DefaultProfile/Login Data Aqua Mail /data/data/org.kman.AquaMail/shared_prefs/MailAccounts.xml Banana Browser /data/data/org.triple.banana/app_chrome/Default/Login Data BlueMail /data/data/me.bluemail.mail/databases/preferences_storage BlueMail Lite /data/data/me.bluemail.lite/databases/preferences_storage Brave Browser /data/data/com.brave.browser/app_chrome/Default/Login Data Brave Beta Browser /data/data/com.brave.browser_beta/app_chrome/Default/Login Data Brave Nightly Browser /data/data/com.brave.browser_nightly/app_chrome/Default/Login Data Bromite Browser /data/data/org.bromite.bromite/app_chrome/Default/Login Data CX File Explorer /data/data/com.cxinventor.file.explorer/shared_prefs/FTPPrefs.xml, ServerPrefs.xml Carbon Browser /data/data/com.browser.tssomas/app_chrome/Default/Login Data Chrome Browser /data/data/com.android.chrome/app_chrome/Default/Login Data Chrome Beta Browser /data/data/com.chrome.beta/app_chrome/Default/Login Data Chrome Canary Browser /data/data/com.chrome.canary/app_chrome/Default/Login Data Chrome Dev Browser /data/data/com.chrome.dev/app_chrome/Default/Login Data Chromium Browser /data/data/org.bromite.chromium/app_chrome/Default/Login Data CryptoTab Browser /data/data/max.cryptotab.android/app_chrome/Default/Login Data Ecosia Browser /data/data/com.ecosia.android/app_chrome/Default/Login Data eM Client /sdcard/android/data/com.emclient.mailclient/files/accounts.dat eM Client /sdcard/android/data/com.emclient.mailclient/files/accounts.dat Edison Mail /data/data/com.easilydo.mail/shared_prefs/EmailPref.xml, EdoKeyInfo.xml Edge Beta Browser /data/data/com.microsoft.emmx.beta/app_chrome/Default/Login Data Edge Canary Browser /data/data/com.microsoft.emmx.canary/app_chrome/Default/Login Data Edge Dev Browser /data/data/com.microsoft.emmx.dev/app_chrome/Default//Login Data Email – Fast and Smart Mail /data/data/com.fastsigninemail.securemail.bestemail/databases/email.db Email for All Mail Accounts /data/data/com.diavostar.email/databases/email.db EX File Manager /data/data/com.ace.ex.file.manager/shared_prefs/shared_prefs/ prefs_server_list_ftp***.xml File Manager /data/data/com.alphainventor.filemanager/shared_prefs/FTPPrefs.xml File Commander Manager /data/data/com.mobisystems.fileman/databases/servers.db FTP Manager /data/data/com.ftp_manager/files/App.db FTP Cafe /data/data/com.ftpcafe/shared_prefs/com.ftpcafe.preferences.xml FTP Client /data/data/com.litesapp.ftpclient/databases/ftpclient FTP Client/Server /data/data/com.apk_devops_ftp_client/databases/DBName FTP Drive Pro /data/data/com.ftpdrivepro2.technik/files/database.db FTP Rush /data/data/com.wftpserver.ftprush/files/.config/.isolated-storage/PropertyStore.forms FTP Server /data/data/net.xnano.android.ftpserver/databases/ftpusers.db FTP TOOL /data/data/com.litesapp.ftp/databases/FTPClient Firefox Browser /data/data/org.mozilla.firefox/databases/logins2.sqlite FairEmail /data/data/eu.faircode.email/databases/fairemail File Manager by Lufick /data/data/com.cvinfo.filemanager/databases/FILE_MANAGER Herond Browser /data/data/com.herond.android.browser/app_chrome/Default/Login Data Huawei Browser /data/data/com.huawei.browser/app_hw_webview/Default/Login Data Internet Browser /data/data/com.heytap.browser/app_webview_tbl/Default/Login Data JioSphere Browser /data/data/com.jio.web/app_chrome/Default/Login Data K-9 Mail /data/data/com.fsck.k9/databases/preferences_storage Kiwi Browser /data/data/com.kiwibrowser.browser/app_chrome/Default/Login Data Lemur Browser /data/data/com.lemurbrowser.exts/app_chrome/Default/Login Data MI Browser /data/data/com.mi.globalbrowser/app_miui_webview/Default/Login Data Mail – All Email Accounts /data/data/com.quickemail.quicklogin.emailonline/databases/email.db Mises Browser /data/data/site.mises.browser/app_chrome/Default/Login Data Nine Mail /data/data/com.ninefolders.hd3/databases/EmailProvider.db Outlook...

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