Recover forgotten passwords of protected PDF documents with GPU acceleration

PDF Password Recovery is the most powerful PDF cracker to recover lost or forgotten password of protected PDF files (*.pdf). Instantly unlock restricted PDF documents by removing the permissions password; Quickly search for the user/open password to your encrypted PDF file using the most popular password-cracking methods: Brute-force attack, Mask attack and Dictionary attack. Simply select your PDF file and wait for a few minutes while your password is recovered.
Key Features & Benefits

* Support PDF files created by Adobe Acrobat and other PDF applications.
* Instantly remove the permissions password (also known as owner password).
* Unlock restricted PDF documents by removing printing, editing and copying restrictions.
* Recover lost or forgotten PDF password of any length and complexity.
* Recover the user password which protects the PDF file from opening by others.
* Offer various recovery methods: Brute-force attack, Mask attack or Dictionary attack.
* Largely speed up the password cracking process with GPU acceleration.
* User-friendly interface. It is quite easy to use.
* FREE update.

Requirements:
512 MB of RAM (1 GB is recommended)

What's new in this release:
Largely speed up the password cracking process with GPU acceleration

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