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Explore Stack InternalThe other day I found a 23,5" floppy in my basement. It's one of my backup floppies I used in 1995 and it has several ARJ archives on it. I still have a floppy drive and yes, it is still readable :-)
The thing is that the archives are password protected. Can anyone name a password cracker for arj archives that runs on linux?
The other day I found a 2,5" floppy in my basement. It's one of my backup floppies I used in 1995 and it has several ARJ archives on it. I still have a floppy drive and yes, it is still readable :-)
The thing is that the archives are password protected. Can anyone name a password cracker for arj archives that runs on linux?
The other day I found a 3,5" floppy in my basement. It's one of my backup floppies I used in 1995 and it has several ARJ archives on it. I still have a floppy drive and yes, it is still readable :-)
The thing is that the archives are password protected. Can anyone name a password cracker for arj archives that runs on linux?
The other day I found a 2,5" floppy in my basement. It's one of my backup floppies I used in 1995 and it has several ARJ archives on it. I still have a floppy drive and yes, it is still readable :-)
The thing is that the archives are password protected. Can anyone name a password cracker for arj archives that runs on linux?
