6 Ways to Open Password Protected Zip File with/without Password

[@gothicbagheera]

"With Notepad open go to the top menu, select edit, and choose replace. In the replace box find uta and replace it with 53ta. Then click on replace all." There are a few issues with what you're telling people to find and replace. First you say to find uta, but neglect the formatting of the u and the a, as you typed in Ütà. Second you say to replace it with 53ta, but you typed 5*tà'. which has no 3, an accented a, and 2 additional characters you never said to type. Why are you misleading people on how to open password protected zip files without a password by opening it in Notepad, by straight up lying about what to search for and what to replace it with?

[@galaxy_3289]

Exactly!

[@GoodWill-s8j]

Privacy effed for good.

[@barbarastephens4376]

May I have the steps to john the ripper written down

[@Barana-m2l]

Thanks dude! Highly appreciated!