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It not only helps you to recover lost or forgotten Oracle database password but also audit Oracle database setup in an corporate environment by discovering the weak password configurations.

During auditing operation, it detects special cases such as Account Lockout, Incorrect Oracle SID, Session Limit problems etc. In such cases it stops the operation rather than blindly continuing with the errors. Penetration testers can use this feature to detect any account lockout issues and further verify if it is susceptible to such DDOS attacks.

It uses simple & faster dictionary based password recovery method. Also in the beginning it can automatically check for well known default user/password combinations.

It is very easy to use with a cool GUI interface and a handy tool for IT administrators & Penetration Testers.

It works on wide range of platforms starting from Windows XP to Windows 8.

• Quickly Audit or Recover Your Lost Oracle Password.
• Dictionary based Password Recovery method
• Automatically Checks for Default User/Password combinations
• Includes dictionary file having popular list of default Oracle passwords
• Free and easy to use tool
• Very useful for IT administrators & Penetration Testers
• Automatically detects Account Lockout, Invalid SID, Session Limit problems.
• Displays detailed statistics during the operation.
• Integrated Installer for local Installation & Uninstallation.
  

Oracle Password Auditor depends on Oracle Client binaries (oci.dll & oraociei11.dll) shipped with Oracle XE or Oracle Instant Client. Else you will get error like 'cannot start because oci.dll is missing..."

• Before you run, make sure you have 'Oracle DLLs' downloaded and copied to the same location as mentioned above.
• Now launch OraclePasswordAuditor on your system from installed location.
• Enter your Oracle server IP address, port number, sid and username for which to recover the password.
• Next select or drag & drop the password list file (you can find one in the installed location)
• Click on 'First Try Default...' if you want to try well known user/password combinations in the beginning.
• Finally click on 'Start Audit' button to start the Oracle Password recovery operation.
• You will see detailed statistics during password audit operation

In some test cases we have observed it crashing when we start the auditing second time. If you see the same problem then just close the application and run it again to start fresh.