How to extract passwords from Mobaxterm Free Version
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On Customer site they are using Free version of Mobaxterm and passwords are saved in it. Now they dont remember the password. i want to extract password somehow. Any idea where these passwords are saved
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On Customer site they are using Free version of Mobaxterm and passwords are saved in it. Now they dont remember the password. i want to extract password somehow. Any idea where these passwords are saved
passwords mobaxterm
asked Nov 25 '17 at 11:05
OmiPenguinOmiPenguin
4202717
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On Customer site they are using Free version of Mobaxterm and passwords are saved in it. Now they dont remember the password. i want to extract password somehow. Any idea where these passwords are saved
passwords mobaxterm
asked Nov 25 '17 at 11:05
OmiPenguinOmiPenguin
4202717
On Customer site they are using Free version of Mobaxterm and passwords are saved in it. Now they dont remember the password. i want to extract password somehow. Any idea where these passwords are saved
passwords mobaxterm
passwords mobaxterm
asked Nov 25 '17 at 11:05
OmiPenguinOmiPenguin
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asked Nov 25 '17 at 11:05
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asked Nov 25 '17 at 11:05
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Go to Settings -> Configuration -> General -> MobaXterm passwords management, and there is a radio button for "Choose where to save passwords." The two options are "User registry" and "Configuration file."
If you choose "Configuration file," the passwords will be saved, in some hashed or obscured form, in MyDocuments/MobaXterm/MobaXterm.ini.
This is likely not a safe way to secure your passwords, but it does answer your question. That's where the passwords are stored, anyway. How to extract them to plaintext is another question; I don't know the answer to that.
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Go to Settings -> Configuration -> General -> MobaXterm passwords management, and there is a radio button for "Choose where to save passwords." The two options are "User registry" and "Configuration file."
If you choose "Configuration file," the passwords will be saved, in some hashed or obscured form, in MyDocuments/MobaXterm/MobaXterm.ini.
This is likely not a safe way to secure your passwords, but it does answer your question. That's where the passwords are stored, anyway. How to extract them to plaintext is another question; I don't know the answer to that.
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Go to Settings -> Configuration -> General -> MobaXterm passwords management, and there is a radio button for "Choose where to save passwords." The two options are "User registry" and "Configuration file."
If you choose "Configuration file," the passwords will be saved, in some hashed or obscured form, in MyDocuments/MobaXterm/MobaXterm.ini.
This is likely not a safe way to secure your passwords, but it does answer your question. That's where the passwords are stored, anyway. How to extract them to plaintext is another question; I don't know the answer to that.
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Go to Settings -> Configuration -> General -> MobaXterm passwords management, and there is a radio button for "Choose where to save passwords." The two options are "User registry" and "Configuration file."
If you choose "Configuration file," the passwords will be saved, in some hashed or obscured form, in MyDocuments/MobaXterm/MobaXterm.ini.
This is likely not a safe way to secure your passwords, but it does answer your question. That's where the passwords are stored, anyway. How to extract them to plaintext is another question; I don't know the answer to that.
answered Feb 5 at 3:00
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Go to Settings -> Configuration -> General -> MobaXterm passwords management, and there is a radio button for "Choose where to save passwords." The two options are "User registry" and "Configuration file."
If you choose "Configuration file," the passwords will be saved, in some hashed or obscured form, in MyDocuments/MobaXterm/MobaXterm.ini.
This is likely not a safe way to secure your passwords, but it does answer your question. That's where the passwords are stored, anyway. How to extract them to plaintext is another question; I don't know the answer to that.
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