How to Recover Saved Email Passwords in IPSwitch iMail

XenEditor — Wed, 13 Nov 2019 10:29:40 +0000

In this article, you’ll learn where IPSwitch iMail stores your email login passwords, how they are protected, and how you can easily recover them. IPSwitch iMail Password Secrets IPSwitch iMail saves all your email login passwords in Registry at following location HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Ipswitch\Imail\Domains\[domain_name]\Users Above location contains following registry values MailAddr, FullName, Password referring to email server, username & password of saved account. It uses proprietary encoding format to save the mail password. How to Decrypt IPSwitch iMail Passwords Here is sample ruby program to decrypt email passwords from IPSwitch iMail programmatically. (Source: Metasploit Module) def decode_password(username='', enc_password='') #No point trying to decode if there's no username or password return "" if username.empty? or enc_password.empty? counter = 0 password = '' #Start decoding, what's up gold $$ 0.step(enc_password.length-1, 2) do |i| byte_1 = enc_password[i,1].unpack("C")[0] byte_1 = (byte_1 <= 57) ? byte_1 - 48 : byte_1 - 55 byte_1 *= 16 byte_2 = enc_password[i+1,1].unpack("C")[0] byte_2 = (byte_2 <= 57) ? byte_2 - 48 : byte_2 - 55 char = byte_1 + byte_2 counter = 0 if username.length <= counter username_byte = username[counter, 1].unpack("C")[0] if username_byte > 54 and username_byte < 90 username_byte += 32 end char -= username_byte counter += 1 password << char.chr end vprint_status("Password '#{enc_password}' = #{password}") return password end Hope this article has helped you to understand password secrets of IPSwitch iMail. Please comment below on what do you think or if you have any queries.

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