I just simply love mRemoteNG as a management tool. However they do say all passwords are securely stored! I've learned that it's quiet easy to decrypt them. Just by performing these simple steps:
- Open mRemote and go to "Tools" > "External Tools"
- Right-click in the white space and choose "New External Tool"
- In the External Tools Properties, fill in a "Display Name", "Filename" and some "arguments".
In this scenario I filled in"Password lookup",CMDand"/k echo %password%". - Go to the connection where you would like to reveal the connection and right-click on it and choose "External tools" > "Password lookup.
You successfully decrypted the password:
Advice: keep your mRemote files on a secure location, such as a encrypted stick (with bitlocker or truecrypt).
Greetz,
Ruben
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