A tool for finding passwords for encrypted zip files
Project description
ziplip
ziplip
is a Python package designed to help you find passwords for encrypted zip files efficiently and effectively. Whether you're a developer or a power user, ziplip
offers a straightforward solution to password recovery for zip archives.
Benefits and Advantages
Why Choose ziplip?
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Easy to Use: With a simple command-line interface and a straightforward Python API, ziplip is user-friendly and accessible to users of all skill levels.
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Efficient: ziplip leverages optimized algorithms to quickly try multiple passwords, minimizing the time needed to find the correct one.
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Flexible Output Options: Customize your output with options like silent mode and only-print mode, giving you control over what information is displayed.
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Cross-Platform: Works seamlessly on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Advantages Over Other Tools
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Integrated Python API: Unlike many other tools that are command-line only, ziplip can be easily integrated into Python scripts, allowing for automation and customization within your own applications.
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Customization: Options like silent mode and only-print mode provide a level of customization that many other tools lack.
Feature | ziplip | Other Tools |
---|---|---|
Command Line Usage | Yes | Yes |
Python API | Yes | No |
Silent Mode | Yes | Limited |
Only-Print Mode | Yes | No |
Cross-Platform | Yes | Varies |
Open Source | No | Varies |
Installation
You can install ziplip
via pip:
pip install ziplip
Command
ziplip --file file.zip --password password.txt
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--file <zip_file>
: Specifies the path to the zip file. -
--password <password_file>
: Specifies the path to the file containing a list of passwords to try. -
Use the specified zip file and password file. Prints each password tried and indicates when the correct password is found.
ziplip --file file.zip --password password.txt -s
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-s
,--silent
: Silent mode. Only shows the correct password, does not print each password tried. -
Use the specified zip file and password file. Silent mode; only prints the correct password when found, without showing each password tried.
ziplip --file file.zip --password password.txt --only-pass
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--only-pass
: Only prints the passwords as they are tried, does not indicate whether the password was correct or not. -
Use the specified zip file and password file. Only prints each password as it is tried, without indicating if it was correct or not.
ziplip --file file.zip --password password.txt -s --only-pass
- Use the specified zip file and password file. Silent mode with only passwords printed as they are tried. Does not indicate when the correct password is found, if found.
Python Code Examples
- Using ziplip from a Python script:
import ziplip
password = ziplip.main(zip_file="file.zip", password_file="password.txt")
if password:
print("Password found:", password)
else:
print("Password not found.")
- Using ziplip with silent mode from command line:
import ziplip
password = ziplip.main(zip_file="file.zip", password_file="password.txt", silent=True)
if password:
print("Password found:", password)
else:
print("Password not found.")
- Using ziplip with only-print mode from command line:
import ziplip
password = ziplip.main(zip_file="file.zip", password_file="password.txt", only_pass=True)
if password:
print("Password found:", password)
else:
print("Password not found.")
- Full Code
import ziplip
# Example 1: Using ziplip from a Python script
password = ziplip.main(zip_file="file.zip", password_file="password.txt")
if password:
print("Password found:", password)
else:
print("Password not found.")
# Example 2: Using ziplip with silent mode from a Python script
password = ziplip.main(zip_file="file.zip", password_file="password.txt", silent=True)
if password:
print("Password found:", password)
else:
print("Password not found.")
# Example 3: Using ziplip with only-print mode from a Python script
password = ziplip.main(zip_file="file.zip", password_file="password.txt", only_pass=True)
if password:
print("Password found:", password)
else:
print("Password not found.")
Thank You
Thank you for using ziplip
! We appreciate your support and hope that this tool helps make your work easier and more efficient. ziplip
was created with the goal of providing a simple, yet powerful, solution for recovering passwords from encrypted zip files. Your feedback and contributions are invaluable to us and help improve the tool continuously.
If you have any suggestions, issues, or just want to say hello, feel free to reach out via our GitHub repository. We are always looking for ways to make ziplip
better and your input is a crucial part of that process.
Disclaimer
Responsibility
Please note that while ziplip
is designed to be a helpful tool, the developers are not responsible for any misuse or damages that may arise from its use. Here are some important points to consider:
- Legal Use: Ensure that you have the legal right to access the zip files you are attempting to unlock. Unauthorized access to data is illegal and unethical.
- Data Integrity: Using password recovery tools can sometimes cause issues with the integrity of the zip file. Always make sure you have a backup of your files before attempting to recover passwords.
- No Warranty:
ziplip
is provided "as is" without any warranty of any kind, express or implied. The use ofziplip
is at your own risk.
By using ziplip
, you agree to these terms and understand that the developers cannot be held liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages that may occur from the use of this software.
Thank you once again for choosing ziplip
! Happy coding!
Team : ByteBreach
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