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I think this is the one I have been looking for. Thank you, DW2054

Please either point me to episodes, HAK5 forums if their out there (I checked and couldn't find them), or please give me your favorite(s). Ideally, I am looking for pure client side, free, and open source would be great, but if not no biggy. Thank you - ;)

WOW! I appreciate all the suggestions, please keep them coming. Thank you all. :D

Does anyone have any suggestions for open source / free password recovery tools for archived file systems? 7z, RAR, ZIP, UIF, Etc? What I have tried so far is Backtrack 5s FCRACKZIP and from the internet RARCRACK-0.2. Fcrackzip keeps erroring out on the file saying - "is not a zipfile ver 2.xx, skipping". And Rarcrack only seems to allow brute forcing. I have compiled a dictionary that I would like to use but have encountered the aforementioned problems. Also, if I remember correctly their use to be demo's for password recovery programs that would tell you how long the recoverable password was and the first 3 or 4 characters. Does anyone remember or know if they still exist - it would make brute forcing more targeted. Thank you, DW

Hey nice site!!! Thank for the tip.

Hey everyone. Just wanted to share a web site I came across a couple of days ago called Abandonia @ http://abandonia.com/. It specializes in no longer licensed games for PC, C-64, and some other systems. The site apparently has been around for a long time…I had never heard of it. They have a huge collection of games; I was looking for the super hyper realistic graphics of WASTELAND in anticipation for the new slightly upgraded graphics of Fallout 3. After that I found and downloaded other games like Tyrian, Bloodnet, Blackthorne, Alone in the dark, Ultimas (most of them), I mean they have a lot of the oldie goldies. They also have a collection of retro emulators that will let you use the games with out a hitch (sound and all) on new systems; for example DOSBOX. If you can’t tell, I am super excited about the site. Enjoy! By the way you may want to get a camera before playing these games with your friends and family who are say 25 years old or younger. My daughter has played Fallout 1 and 2, as well as Brotherhood of Steel with me…Her face was something to see when I excitedly shared all the greatness of Wasteland with her. Oddly, this may be the only Falloutish game I will complete by myself . Darkwolf2054