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A client of ours has an account through ibackup.com. Their hard drive on their server died today and they don't know their password to get their data back. We have the login information to log in to the site, but it requires a passcode for the encryption. We have been trying to brute force attack it all day long and to no avail. Anyone have any ideas? Password crackers? Anything?

The access is straight from their website and it will allow us to try as many times as we can. Customer service said that it is up to the client to write down and keep their password because they cannot do anything to recover or reset any of the data on their end.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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HDD is dead. Wouldn't find drive in their server or any other machine. We sent it to data recovery this afternoon.

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If it's encrypted ipyou better hope it's not encrypted with aes. See you in. Few yrs lol

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The end is encrypted. What we type in is just the passkey. The entry side is not encrypted. I just need a brute force cracker with a user defined library of words. I know what we think it might be but we don't know the correct combination of words in the right order. :/

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The end is encrypted. What we type in is just the passkey. The entry side is not encrypted. I just need a brute force cracker with a user defined library of words. I know what we think it might be but we don't know the correct combination of words in the right order. :/

Willing to pay for a custom brute forcer? give me like 2 hours and it should be done

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While its nice that they take it serious enough to encrypt they csnt hold your data hostage. There should be a few questions and answers to get you in your data legally. Is the data on their network or yours. If its on theirs id stop the brute force attacks before you open yourself up to legal ramifications

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They can reset the password....... You just need to speak to someone higher up on the totem pole :D

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The password cannot be reset from everything I have read and heard. It is their policy to not touch it. The data isn't on on network or theirs. The backup is done through ibackup.com. The tech support rep from there said that all we can do is try passwords over and over again until we guess it.

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