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Juniper Router allows you to configure 2 types of passwords,

• Juniper $1$ Password: Here MD5 hash of the password is stored. It starts with $1$ and requires brute-force technique to recover the password
• Juniper $9$ Password: These passwords are encoded using Juniper's private encryption algorithm. Password hash starts with $9$ text & can be decrypted instantly.
  

You can use Juniper Password Decryptor tool to quickly decrypt these Juniper $9$ passwords.

It supports dual mode of password recovery. You can either enter the encrypted Juniper $9$ password directly or specify the Juniper router configuration file. In second case, it will automatically detect the $9$ password from config file and decrypt it instantly.

This is very handy tool for all Administrators as well as penetration testers.

It is successfully tested on both 32 bit & 64 bit windows systems starting from Windows XP to new Windows 10 version

• Free Desktop tool to quickly recover Juniper $9$ passwords
• Supports direct password decryption or recovery from Juniper router configuration file.
• Recovers password of any length & complexity
• Automatically copy the decrypted password to clipboard
• Very easy to use with nice GUI interface.
• Installer for local Installation & Uninstallation.
  

• Run 'Juniper Password Decryptor' on your system after installation.
• Select 'Encrypted Password' option if you have the password else select 'Juniper Router Config File' if you have the Juniper configuration file.
• Next enter the password or configuration file path based on the previous option
• Finally click on 'Decrypt Password' button and tool will instantly display the decrypted password as shown in the screenshots below.
• Now with v2.0 onwards, the password is automatically copied to clipboard
  

'Juniper Password Decryptor ' is designed with good intention to recover the Lost Router Password.

Like any other tool its use either good or bad, depends upon the user who uses it. However neither author nor SecurityXploded is in anyway responsible for damages or impact caused due to misuse of Juniper Password Decryptor.

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