Passware Kit Mobile 2026 v5 Now Available

Passcode recovery and data extraction for Samsung Galaxy Watch 4/5/6

Passware adds passcode recovery and data extraction for the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, 5, and 6 series – 24 models in total – by exploiting a vulnerability in the Exynos W920 and W930 SoCs.

To begin recovery, users disassemble the watch and connect to the USB test pads on the board. A detailed PDF guide with photos and connection schemes is linked directly in Passware Kit Mobile. In addition to recovering the passcode, Passware Kit Mobile decrypts app data from the watch.

In benchmarks on the Galaxy Watch6, Passware Kit reaches over 14,500 passwords per second on a single NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti.

Support for Samsung Galaxy A53 and other Exynos 1280-based devices

Passware Kit Mobile now supports five more Samsung Galaxy models – all based on the Exynos 1280 SoC, including the Galaxy A53. This decryption method supports devices with a Security Patch Level (SPL) dated April 2025 and earlier. Recovery runs at over 14,500 passwords per second on a single NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti.

Support for Samsung devices encrypted with MDFPP and SDP

Continuing our work on Samsung decryption, the latest Passware Kit Mobile adds support for devices encrypted under the Mobile Device Fundamentals Protection Profile (MDFPP). For these devices, passcode recovery runs more than five times faster than for devices using the standard Android scrypt scheme.

Passware Kit Mobile also supports Samsung Sensitive Data Protection (SDP), so it can fully decrypt data on Samsung devices.

Skipping user data extraction for an immediate start of passcode recovery

It’s now possible to start passcode recovery immediately, without waiting for user data extraction to complete. This saves time and storage space. The data can still be decrypted later, directly from the unlocked device.

Turn this option on when you set up decryption, or make it the default in Tools | Options | Files and Folders.

Support for 19 Unisoc T760/T770/T820 smartphones

The list of supported Unisoc chipsets now includes three more models: the T760, T770, and T820. This brings support for 19 popular devices, including the Motorola Moto G35 and ZTE Nubia Neo 2. In tests on the Moto G35, recovery reaches 15,000 passwords per second on a single NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti.

Passwords and data extraction from Enpass for Android

Passware Kit Mobile 2026 v5 supports Enpass for Android, in addition to 1Password and Dashlane. It recovers Enpass master passwords and decrypts the app’s data, testing over 4,700 passwords per second on an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti.

If biometric unlock was enabled in Enpass, Passware Kit Mobile instantly recovers the master password and extracts all data.

Usability and activation improvements

Passware Kit Mobile now clearly shows when your license is about to expire, so you can renew it on time. We have also updated the software icons to match the Passware design, which makes products easier to tell apart when several are installed on the same computer.

New “Keep connected” and “Safe to disconnect” labels make it clear whether the device must stay connected during decryption.

The License Manager now displays license activation details, including the number of available activations and the names of computers on which Passware Kit has been activated. It also lets you copy the activation ID to request support for a specific license. This simplifies activating and managing licenses across multiple computers.

See the full list of supported models.

See the full list of features and bugfixes on our website.