I'm trying to recover .pwk Password Keeper file. I ran a hexdump on a sample, which returns image visiable in the attachment.
What should be photorec file? Would following work? If yes, why do I ignore first line which has some strange
pwk 0 "Password Keeper"
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Re: Recovering PWK file
The offset of this text is 16, not 0.
Create a photorec.sig file with.
If you need a better signature, please send me a zip archive with 3 pwk file samples of various size.
Create a photorec.sig file with
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pwk 16 "Password Keeper"If you need a better signature, please send me a zip archive with 3 pwk file samples of various size.
Re: Recovering PWK file
Thanks cgrenier, this worked and I was able to recover my file.