At 10:18 AM 6/04/00 -0700, you wrote:
>As for being encrypted, they are at least obfuscated. They might be
>stored encrypted with the user's single-signon password, or they might
>be stored in a plain-text equivalence. I honestly don't know, but a
>search at MS's KB for "password cache" or "password caching" might turn
>up exactly what you want to know.
With w9x, if it's in a .pwl file, you can get programs to decrypt
everything with all passwords (cached) there. This include, things for web
pages and that. It's called cain.
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