Windows Network Neighborhood Password Cracker v2.1
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Q: What does this program do?
A: It tries to find the password on a shared resource in Windows Network Neighborhood.

Q: What's "name of resource"?
A: "name of resource" is the address of the shared resource you are trying to gain access on. If the computer name is 'Ball' and the shared hard drive is called 'Kjekk', just enter '\\Ball\Kjekk' here (without the quotes).

Q: What's "mapped drive"?
A: If you want to, the program can map the shared resource to a drive. This will ie. make '\\Ball\Kjekk' to, lets say; 'X:'. If you don't want it to map a drive, just leave the edit-box empty.

Q: What should my user name be?
A: It doesn't really matter what you enter as your user name. The default should work quite alright, if not - just enter the user name you used when logging onto the Microsoft Network.

Q: What do I need the list of characters for?
A: If you are going to use the 'Brute Force' method, this will go through the list, trying all possible matches with those characters. The default list has a lot of characters that normally people don't use in their passwords; so you should perhaps check this list and edit it to your preference.

Q: What's "word list"?
A: If you are using the 'word list' method, you need a file containing a list of words, one word on each line. Such files are to find at http://www.antionline.com/archives/text/word-lists/ and programs to generate such files can be found at http://www.anticode.com/. When you have a word-list all set and ready to go, just enter the filename in the "word list" edit-box in the program.

Q: How does this program work?
A: That depends on the method you use. If you choose to try the 'Word List' method, it will start on the first line of the file, try the password and check if it matches. If it does, a message box will appear on your screen telling you so; if not - it will continue to the next line in the file, try the password and check if it matches. This loop will repeat until the password is found or the last line in the file is reached. If that is the case, you should probably get a better word list or use the 'Brute Force' method which I now will explain. The 'Brute Force' method will take an array of characters and try all possible matches. This means that if you have listed all characters that exists, theoretically, you will find the password (sooner or later, anyways :).  This method is of course very time consuming, considering it will try ALL possible matches with the characters you have entered. Lets say the password is 4 characters long, and you have entered 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz' as your character list (which is a relatively small list), you could end up with 4503599627370496 tries, at the worst.

Q: Who's the lamer who made this shitty program? May he burn in hell!
A: Thank you. I, m0nngis of DfG (http://come.to/dfg) made it, and I can be reach by e-mail at mongo@ilovejesus.com... Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have something smart to tell me, such as bug reports etc.