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Passware Excel Key is a fast and easy-to-use solution to remove password protection from Excel files.

Removes

restrictions instantly

Instantly recovers or resets passwords to modify workbook and worksheet protection, write reservation, etc.

Supports

all versions

Works with all versions of Microsoft Excel: 2019-4.0. Supports .xls, .xlsx, .xlsm, .xlsb, .xltx, and .xltm files.

Multilingual

passwords

Recovers multilingual passwords using 20 built-in dictionaries and the ability to add custom dictionaries.

Recovers open

passwords

Recovers Excel open passwords using advanced attacks. Saves and checks all recovered passwords for other files.

Saves recovery

progress

Automatically saves password recovery progress and can resume the search after a stop.

Easy

to use

Includes a step-by-step Wizard for easy setup of password recovery settings.

Common use cases

• There is a need to open an old file that hasn't been used for a while.
• Employee leaves the company and many files remain protected.
• People often forget their passwords.
• There is a need to access important files or financial documents left behind by a family member.

Our password recovery tools have been used in high profile investigations for more than 20 years. Now available for public use!

Frequently asked questions

Passware Kit supports six basic password recovery attacks (Dictionary, Xieve, Brute-force, Mask, Known Password/Part, Previous Passwords), advanced attacks specific to file types, methods of grouping attacks, and various modifiers to customize attacks. Learn more...

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A recovery key is an randomly generated 28-character code that helps improve the security of your Apple ID account by giving you more control over resetting your password to regain access to your account.

• When you set up a recovery key, you turn off Apple's standard account recovery process.
• Instead, access to a trusted device or your recovery key will be required to reset your Apple ID password and sign in to your account if you ever lose access.

This gives you more control of your account recovery methods and can help prevent an attacker from gaining access to and taking control of your account. However, if you lose your recovery key and can’t access one of your trusted devices, you'll be locked out of your account permanently.

You can set up and use a recovery key in iOS 14 or later, iPadOS 14 or later, or macOS Big Sur or later.

You can generate a recovery key on a trusted device signed in with your Apple ID. After you generate a recovery key, you can also follow these steps to update your recovery key and generate a new one.

When you generate a recovery key, print a copy or write it down. Keep it in a safe place, so that you always have access to your Apple ID. You can give a copy of your recovery key to a family member, or keep copies in more than one place.

Before you set up a recovery key, update your device to the latest software version.

1. In Settings, tap your name, then tap Sign-in & Security. You might need to enter your Apple ID password.
2. Tap Account Recovery.
3. Tap Recovery Key, turn on Recovery Key, then tap Use Recovery Key and enter your device passcode.
4. Write down your recovery key and keep it in a safe place.
5. To complete setup, confirm your recovery key by entering it or scanning it.
6. Choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click your name.
7. Click Sign-in & Security.
8. Click Account Recovery.
9. Next to Recovery Key, click Manage, then enter your Apple ID password.
10. Click Turn On, click Use Recovery Key, then enter the password for your Mac.
11. Print or write down your recovery key and keep it in a safe place.
12. Click Continue.
13. To complete setup, confirm your recovery key.
14. To change your Apple ID password, you need a trusted device (with a passcode or password) or your recovery key.
15. If you don't have access to a trusted device or you're locked out of your Apple ID, you need to provide your recovery key to reset your password and regain access to your account.
16. When you change additional information about your Apple ID (for example, if you add a trusted phone number), you might be asked for your recovery key.

If you decide to stop using a recovery key, follow the steps above on your device and turn off recovery key. When you do, you can use account recovery to regain access to your Apple ID.

When you turn on Advanced Data Protection for iCloud, the majority of your iCloud data uses end-to-end encryption — which means that Apple doesn't have the encryption keys needed to help you recover that data. Therefore, you need to set up at least one alternative recovery method — either a recovery key or a recovery contact.

If you use Advanced Data Protection and set up both a recovery key and a recovery contact, you can use either your recovery key or recovery contact to regain access to your account.