SSL Certificates. Anonymizer. DNS tools | Manage Monitor Analyze | DNSstuff. SMTP. Pwdump6: Pissing Off McAfee Since 2005. Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008 NTLM and LanMan Password Grabber By fizzgig and the foofus.net Team New pwdump6 (version 2.0.0-beta) available! What the heck are you using pwdump for? Fgdump does *everything* pwdump does, only more! I highly recommend switching over as soon as possible. :) We now have a mailing list for all of our foofus.net tools! If you'd like to join, please see the mailman page at I accidentally introduced a bug in the DLL at the very last second before release. Oh, I see I was also writing out a temporary file from the service to c:\out.txt.
OK, first off this is a BETA version. Here's what this newest version has: Only need pwdump.exe now! Since I'm on the subject of submitting problems and such, I am normally happy to try to assist with any issues. Happy new year one and all! On a related note, I am experimenting with some new fgdump code, to be turned into fgdump 3.x. Soaring Moe! But I digress. Fgdump: Take *THAT* LSASS! A Tool For Mass Password Auditing of Windows Systems Version 2.1.0 of fgdump is now available!
We now have a mailing list for all of our foofus.net tools! If you'd like to join, please see the mailman page at This is a great way to get help on using the tools, report bugs, make feature requests and find out about new releases first! I've been researching Vista/2008 compatibility, and it appears the password dumping portion works just fine. Cachedump has been problematic, but checking out some posts at oxid.it and a few other locations have given me the drive to get that updated and working for Vista/2008. Also, I'm hoping to eventually get rid of the "dependence" on pwdump and cachedump executables.
Found a couple issues with fgdump, not the least of which is that the remote 64-bit detection was far from perfect. Better 32/64 bit detection. I love having time to update tools. A couple of notes about the log files. --fizzgig.
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