Press-Release : Fast Recovery of WinZip Passwords
For Immediate Publication
With WinZip 9, the archiving program switched from classic Zip protection to the newer symmetric-key AES encryption. AES is serious encryption that can significantly slow the process of recovering lost passwords. We at the AccentSoft Team understand the problem, so we created Accent ZIP Password Recovery 1.0 to offer maximum recovery speeds using your computer’s CPU and GPU. Because it is optimized to adapt to the type and family of CPU on each computer, Accent ZIP Password Recovery offers maximum speeds during classic recovery of WinZip passwords using CPUs. Then the program kicks up the speed by supporting two competing GPU processing technologies – ATI Stream and NVIDIA CUDA. Accent ZIP Password Recovery leverages the power of modern ATI and NVIDIA graphics cards to boost recovery speeds beyond everything else available on the market.
Lightning-fast speeds and a great price/performance ratio make Accent ZIP Password Recovery the best solution for all demanding users. Licenses and PricingAccent ZIP Password Recovery is tested and guaranteed to run on all current versions of Microsoft Windows, from Windows XP back to 7. License prices depend on the number of graphics cards supported and start at just $30 for a Basic license. About the AccentSoft TeamThe AccentSoft Team has been developing software for the Windows environment since 1999 and specializes in Windows-based password recovery solutions. AccentSoft offers some of the best programs and online services in the market: Accent OFFICE Password Recovery, SnapTouch and AccessBack.com.
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