Passcovery Suite can recover Apple iOS 6.0.1 passwords

Nov. 16, 2012 - PRLog -- Password-protecting backup copies is a common practice aimed at ensuring the privacy of the user’s files. This approach is widely used in different operating systems, including Apple iOS (which is used in iPhone, iPad, and iPod).

When you back up your data, you protect the backup copy with a password and save the copy to some storage media. The data in the backup copy file are encrypted, so you need to know the password to access them.

If you’ve forgotten your password, you can use Passcovery Suite, a professional password-recovery solution.

The current trend in data protection is to use well-known, well-studied, and reliable encryption schemes. This approach guarantees high security of user’s data and prevents easy breaking of the password.

For example, when you password-protect an Apple iOS backup copy, the encryption key is the result of 10,000 PBKDF2 iterations. To recover an iOS password, the resource-intensive iterations have to be done again and again. Surely it takes a lot of time!

To substantially reduce that time, Passcovery Suite uses GPU acceleration to search for iOS passwords.

A typical video card has a vast number of data flow processors that can do multiple similar calculations, such as password search, in parallel. By using all video cards in the computer, Passcovery Suite gets a huge speed boost. A GPU-accelerated recovery of an iOS password is tens of times faster than a CPU-only recovery.

You are welcome to check out the power of GPU-accelerated password recovery offered by Passcovery Suite. Please download the free demo version of Passcovery Suite from its website. That version is compatible with all popular versions of Windows, including Windows 8.

The cost of the license depends on the number of video cards supported. For more information, please visit the Passcovery Suite website.

About Passcovery

Passcovery Co. Ltd. supplies high-speed, professional software solutions for recovering lost passwords. The first versions of these solutions were released in 1999. Today, the company’s software is successfully used by law enforcement, government agencies, corporations and private individuals around the world.

Product Page: http://gpupasswordrecovery.net/