How to Recover/Crack MS Word Passwords

Did this ever happen to you: when you open a MS word document, suddenly forbade by Password dialog box, because you forgot Word Password. No matter how to rack you brain, finally make a futile effort. Yes, Password protection of our word document is a great tool to have at our disposal, it increases privacy and security, preventing others to edit or read our private word documents. So when this happened – forgot or lost our protected word document password, what should we do? In the past, we would be screwed to lost this word document no matter how important it is, but nowadays, technology have been some significant improvements because we can recover/crack ms word passwords with Word Password Recovery utilities.
keep reading below as I will guide you how to crack ms word passwords with Windows Password Recovery 5.0

before using this tool, you should learn this three types of password attack:
dictionary attack
A dictionary attack is successively trying all the words in an exhaustive list called a dictionary. a dictionary attack tries only those possibilities which are most likely to succeed, typically derived from a list of words for example a dictionary (hence the phase dictionary attack) or a bible etc. Generally, dictionary attacks succeed because many people have a tendency to choose passwords which are short (7 characters or fewer), single words found in dictionaries or simple, easily-predicted variations on words, such as appending a digit.
brute force attack
A brute force attack is a strategy used to break the encryption of data. It involves traversing the search space of possible keys until the correct key is found. The selection of an appropriate key length depends on the practical feasibility of performing a brute force attack. By obfuscating the data to be encoded, brute force attacks are made less effective as it is more difficult to determine when one has succeeded in breaking the code.
Brute-force with Mask Attack
Mask is the password characteristic which you still remember when the password is lost or forget, such as the password length and the possible characters.
For example, if you know the password is compose with 5characters and begins with 'a', then you can define the mask as 'a????'.
If you know the password contains small letters, you select the checkbox a-z.
If you know the password contains digits, you select the checkbox 0-9.
If you know the first character of the password, check Prefix, and enter it.
Still didn’t know how to distinguish this three types of password attack? It doesn’t matter, just try to Recover/Crack MS Word Passwords by yourself.

Step1: Download Word Password Recovery, and install& run it.
Step2: Click "File>Open" in the Menu or the "Open" button to browse in the Word document. Select your file in the Open File window, and click "Open".
Step3: Select "100% instant document decryption". Click "Next".
Step4: Click "Decrypt Document" button to initiate the recovery.
Step5: After several minutes, a indicator shows "The File Decrypt successfully". A password free file is generated.

Now it all done, you can open you password-protected word document.
I have personally used a this program to recover some lost passwords, it has worked wonders for me and I'm sure it can do the same for you.

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