Router Password Recovery

Routers or modems usually prevent unwanted access by relying on the HTTP BASIC/DIGEST authentication method. Essentially, this means you need to provide a username and password when accessing them from your web browser. Should you lose your passkey, a recovery tool is something you may wish to have at hand.
Router Password Recovery is a specialized utility that enables you to find a forgotten password using a list of words obtained from a provided dictionary file. It is worth noting that this is a command-line application, so novices may wish to look at GUI-based alternatives.

Useful tool that offers helpful examples

Naturally, users who are not familiar with the command console may find this program to be somewhat confusing, but is not at all difficult to use as long as you examine the provided examples.
In order to start the recovery process, you only need to enter the router’s IP address, the username required to log in and the full path of the password list file.

Uses a dictionary attack to retrieve your passkey

Router Password Recovery first identifies the device’s authentication method and then attempts to log in using each password contained in the loaded dictionary file until the correct one is found.
Of course, the process may take a considerable amount of time, depending on the size of the word list file and the number of passwords that need to be used.

Handy password recovery solution for advanced users

All in all, Router Password Recovery is a fairly straightforward piece of software that enables you to retrieve a router password that you may have lost or forgotten. It uses a dictionary file to try a large number of username and password combinations until the correct passkey is found.
While this is a command-line tool, it is quite simple to use, provided you have a basic understanding of how the command console works.