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Decrypt PGP encryption (Symantec). - eugene_777 - 02-07-2019

Hello.
I have a hard disk with one encryption partition. PGP encryption (Symantec).
How can I decrypt this partition with hashcat? 
Thanks in advance.


RE: Decrypt PGP encryption (Symantec). - undeath - 02-07-2019

not supported. btw, hashcat can help with recovering a password but not decrypt anything.


RE: Decrypt PGP encryption (Symantec). - eugene_777 - 02-07-2019

(02-07-2019, 08:24 PM)undeath Wrote: not supported. btw, hashcat can help with recovering a password but not decrypt anything.
It's would be good. I mean recovery password. But how can I do it? If I understand right I need to find some hash of a password on hard disk. But Where Do I need to find it? If honestly, I haven't done it before, therefore I ask some help.


RE: Decrypt PGP encryption (Symantec). - undeath - 02-07-2019

the software you are asking about is not supported by hashcat.


RE: Decrypt PGP encryption (Symantec). - eugene_777 - 02-08-2019

(02-07-2019, 11:52 PM)undeath Wrote: the software you are asking about is not supported by hashcat.
I understood. Maybe could you advise me other software for my goal?


RE: Decrypt PGP encryption (Symantec). - Mem5 - 02-08-2019

(02-08-2019, 12:29 AM)eugene_777 Wrote: I understood. Maybe could you advise me other software for my goal?

EnCase Forensic 8 does it, but is not free.

Passware seems to support it as well (less expensive)

Last, gpg2john may be useful.


RE: Decrypt PGP encryption (Symantec). - eugene_777 - 02-08-2019

(02-08-2019, 12:43 PM)Mem5 Wrote:
(02-08-2019, 12:29 AM)eugene_777 Wrote: I understood. Maybe could you advise me other software for my goal?

EnCase Forensic 8 does it, but is not free.

Passware seems to support it as well (less expensive)

Last, gpg2john may be useful.

Thank you