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D:\developsoft\JDK Android Keystore Password Recovery https://code.google.com/p/android-keystore-password-recover/ A few weeks ago I just forgot the password for my android keystore, so I couldnt update my app for the market. So I decided to code a little bruteforcing tool to recovery my password. Java 7 is required to run this tool!! download here Download now on gdrive, because gcode has deactivated downloads :( https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_Rw7kNjv3BATldrLXMwcVRud2c/edit?usp=sharing Details The tool recovers the key for your alias. By default this is the same like the keystore password. I will try to add an option to recover both passwords if they are not equal. Now there is an option to save the key in a new keystore with the same password than the key! You can use this, to sign your apk and update your app in the Playstore. There are 3 Methods to recover your keystore password: - Simply Bruteforce - Dictionary Attack - Smart Wordlist Attack In my opinion the last option is the best. You specify some password segments in a textfile. All the segments will be permute and mixed together with numbers. for example: your password is: got2loveYa123 in your dictionary should be: got love ya Numbers are added automatically. Each word will be added twice, once like you wrote and once with the first letter capitalized, so you just have to write your words once if your are not shure if you first letter was uppercase or lowercase Good luck Thanks to Casey Marshall <rsdio@metastatic.org> for JKS API http://metastatic.org/source/JKS.html TODO Possibility to specify chars used for bruteforce (regex) Maybe multithreading to be faster on multicore systems Recover both passwords (keystore and key) if they are not equal Changelog version 1.05 Now you can set the start String for Brute Force, so you can continue if you had to terminate the tool version 1.04 Now with MultiThreading for BruteForcing. Should give you a good chance for Passwords that are 6 or 7 chars long version 1.03 Now there is an option to save the key in a new keystore with the same password than the key! New option to specify the minimum length of the password (for brute force) version 1.02 added new option for smart wordlist attack. With the parameter '-p' you activate the common replacements permutation mode. Thanks to Jeff Lauder, who wrote the code for this. More Information are in the wiki version 1.01 small fixes How To Java 7 is required to run this tool!! download here Download the latest version of the Tool https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_Rw7kNjv3BATldrLXMwcVRud2c/edit?usp=sharing execute with java -jar AndroidKeystoreBrute.jar <args> possible args -m <1..3> Method -k <path> path to your keystore -d <path> dictionary (for method 2 and 3) -p use common replacements like '@' for 'a'(for method 3) WARNING - very slow!! -start <String> sets the start String for the password (for brute force) -w writes a new keystore with same password than the key -h prints helpscreen example for brute-force attack java -jar AndroidKeystoreBrute_v1.05.jar -m 1 -k <...keystore> -start AAAAAA example for dictionary attack java -jar AndroidKeystoreBrute_v1.05.jar -m 2 -k "C:\\mykeystore.keystore" -d "wordlist.txt" example for smart wordlist attack (recommend) java -jar AndroidKeystoreBrute_v1.05.jar -m 3 -k "C:\\mykeystore.keystore" -d "wordlist.txt" If there are any spaces in path or filenames, you have to use quotes for the path!! If you want to work on your pc while this is running, just decrease the priority of java.exe (dont't know how to do it in Linux etc..) If you have to interrupt the brute force you can restart it with adding -start "LASTPWD"