Well, gang, this marks another one of my programs, I guess. What this does is decrypt files encrypted with PC Mag's WinCrypt program (also included) without any knowledge of the passhrase. This isn't really useful, because no one in their right mind would use it for security, and also because it only decrypts encrypted text files. If you like, you can read about how Kent Briggs made WinCrack. I included the original program in here, just for fun. Anyway, this program is really easy to use. The only thing different is that the key, instead of being in CRACK.KEY, is now in memory, and you can edit it. Cracking and decrypting are two separate actions, so you can edit the key in between cracking and decrypting, should it be slightly off. m00ky m00ky. Anyways, have fun with this, and I'll probably add some other files once I get some common byte values for other files. Right now all I have is:
ASCII: 10, 13, 32, 97-122

So if you wanna spend some time fooling around and finding out some common byte values for other types of files, go for it. Save me some time, eh?

If you have any comments or anything or if you find a bug (heaven forbid!), lemme know: tm@sinnerz.com.

The cryptanalysis isn't 100% effective. Sometimes the key will be off by a few bytes. You can edit it to get the key jus' right...

This file was completed on 8/3/97, so f00yEaH!