File Details |
|
File Size | 24.1 MB |
---|---|
License | Shareware, $30.00 |
Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
Date Added | July 17, 2019 |
Total Downloads | 7,384 |
Publisher | ElcomSoft Co.Ltd. |
Homepage | Advanced Instant Messengers Password Recovery |
Publisher's Description
Advanced Instant Messengers Password Recovery (or simply AIMPR) is a program to recover login and password information (stored locally) for most popular instant messengers: ICQ and ICQLite, AOL Instant Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, Excite Messenger, MSN Messenger, Odigo, Trillian, AT&T IM Anywhere, T-Online Messenger, Match Messenger, Praize IM, ScreenFIRE, ACD Express Comunicator, Imici Messenger, Prodigy IM, PowWow Messenger, Jabber IM, Kellster IM, PalTalk, Indiatimes messenger, Miranda, Tiscali, Ya.com Messenger, Rediff Bol, Sify Buzz, Devil, Tencent QQ, QQ (Africa Version), &RQ, Ipswitch Instant Messenger, Eighth Wonder Catax, Simple Instant Messenger, Vista IM, GAIM, Global-IM, Psi Jabber client. Passwords are recovered instantly, multilingual ones are supported.
Latest Reviews
SirMango reviewed v3.20 on Aug 13, 2006
Regarding the previous post, Elcomsoft is known to name most of their products "Advanced..."
The software wasn't able to find my password. I guess you have to save your password (Live) for it to work
Stephen Bungert reviewed v2.90 on Nov 22, 2005
I wish these password cracking companies would stop calling their products Advanced, no one browses software alphabetically, it's pointless trying to get your software listed with the 'A' software.
Also what's so advanced about it? Where's your normal password recovery program? What advances does this 'advanced' version have over your normal version?
SirMango reviewed v3.20 on Aug 13, 2006
Regarding the previous post, Elcomsoft is known to name most of their products "Advanced..."
The software wasn't able to find my password. I guess you have to save your password (Live) for it to work
Stephen Bungert reviewed v2.90 on Nov 22, 2005
I wish these password cracking companies would stop calling their products Advanced, no one browses software alphabetically, it's pointless trying to get your software listed with the 'A' software.
Also what's so advanced about it? Where's your normal password recovery program? What advances does this 'advanced' version have over your normal version?