How to Recover Saved Passwords in MultiCommander

In this article, you’ll learn where MultiCommander stores your FTP login passwords, how they are protected, and how you can easily recover them.

MultiCommander Password Secrets

MultiCommander stores all your FTP login configurations at following location

[Windows Vista/7/8/10]
C:\Users\[user_name]\Appdata\Roaming\MultiCommander\UserData\FS-FTP\ftpsites.xml

[Windows XP/2003] 
C:\Documents and Settings\[user_name]\Application Data\MultiCommander\UserData\FS-FTP\ftpsites.xml

This “ftpsites.xml” file contains list of all the configured FTP site entries.

Here is the sample of one of the FTP site configuration (only important details shown),

 <site>
    <name value="xenarmor"/>
    <host value="ftp.xenarmor.com"/>
    <port value="21"/>
    <login value="xenuser"/>
    <password value="EED17E306C9EF3025935" crypt="1"/>
    <anonymous value="0"/>
    <remotedir value=""/>
    <certmd5 value=""/>
    <ssl value="0"/>
    <pasv value="0"/>
    <lastvisited value="0"/>
  </site>

Here “host”, “login” & “password” fields refer to FTP server, username & encrypted password respectively.

MultiCommander encrypts the FTP password using RC4 algorithm with static 16 byte magic key.

How to Recover MultiCommander Passwords Automatically

Now you can easily recover all your forgotten FTP login passwords from “MultiCommander” without any technical knowledge.

With just one click, XenArmor FTP Password Recovery Pro can recover all your saved FTP site passwords from MultiCommander in seconds.

Follow these simple steps,

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2. Click on “Recover Passwords”
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