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Reveal Hidden asterisks password using Revelation

19 January 2008 23 Comments

There are many times when we save some password in the computer and forget. The password is in front of us in the form of asterisks but we don’t remember it. This is where Snadboys’ Revelation comes into play.

Revelation is a free utility that can be used to reveal passwords which are behind the asterisks. All you have to do is run the software and drag the crosshair to the password field. The password will then be visible in the English form.

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The utility can also be used to reveal password in Internet Explorer 7 but not in FireFox. The utility is free and its size is only 233 Kb . Download it from here. What do you think about it? Have you tried any such software before? Do share your views in comments.

Thanks to Cypherhackz

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  • 23 Comments »

    • Rakshit said:

      Hmm seems to be very good.
      As of now, I prefer using “Password revealer” for getting the passwords behind asterisks.

    • Keith Dsouza said:

      Good to check if you have typed the right password before submitting a form

    • CypherHackz said:

      Thanks for the linkback. You also can use this tool to find out your friend’s password when you are using his computer. :D

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    • Madhur Kapoor said:

      @Keith
      Thats a great suggestion. I never thought about it.

      @Cypher
      good way to have fun with friends.

    • Mark said:

      Now that is pretty cool! I’m going to have to check this one out. There has been more than a few times in which I’ve racked my brain trying to figure out what the password is. Good find!. Stumbled! :)

    • Nirmal said:

      Nice utility, but could be dangerous at times. :-)

    • mymytri said:

      Nice find.Many free softwares out there that reveals all passwords stored in your pc with just one click.It really helps when u forgot password and it could be dangerous sometimes too…

    • Shashank said:

      Might come handy but it looks like more dangerous to me like Nirmal said

    • Dj Flush said:

      This is a really cool and useful utility. Thanks for sharing Madhur :)

    • Madhur Kapoor said:

      test

    • Techblissonline Dot Com said:

      i just use a bookmarklets for this…it is very easy to use…I have posted the bookmarklets…

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    • Bobby Revell said:

      I keep all of my passwords written in invisible ink on a unknown surface somewhere on Earth…haha. It’s always good to have this option just in case I forget! BTW, I added you to my Blogroll!

    • Madhur Kapoor (author) said:

      Thanks bobby for adding me to your blogroll.

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    • Ensar said:

      It has a virus! Don’t download it!

    • Washington said:

      It doesn’t work in Opera browser. :-(

    • LA MAMA said:

      yeah it has a virus , u fucking twat !!!

      beware people dont download that shit

    • -- said:

      It’s not virus, you silly!

    • Ricky said:

      This is great thank you:)

    • srdev said:

      “Password revealer” not work on Dreamweaver for exemple, only “password revelation’ see in this soft.

    • lag.com said:

      Norton Internet Security 2009 reports the Setup exe has ‘HackTool’ virus. Ideas?

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