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Less destructive but still parasitic. The executable installs a hidden cryptocurrency miner that uses your CPU to mine Monero. You will notice your computer becoming sluggish and hot, but you will not know why.

: You must extract the files (using the known password) and then re-archive them without setting a password.

You double-click it. Perhaps a command prompt window flashes for a split second. Then, one of several things occurs: WinRAR Password Remover 2013.exe

If a tool claims to break strong encryption instantly, it is not a tool—it is a trap.

A particularly nasty variant will scan your entire hard drive for documents, photos, and databases. It encrypts them with its own key and leaves a ransom note: "Your files have been encrypted. Send 0.5 Bitcoin to this address. You can thank WinRAR Password Remover." Now you have lost not just the original RAR file but all your other data as well. Less destructive but still parasitic

: Tries every possible combination (very slow for long passwords). Dictionary Attack : Uses a list of common passwords.

In that moment of panic, you search for a solution. One result catches your eye: . : You must extract the files (using the

This is the only true "removal." Do you have the RAR file open in WinRAR on another computer? Have you ever backed up your WinRAR profiles or the archive itself without a password? Use a backup. If not, proceed to the next method.