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Using version 2.3 of the Python code, the -drive parameter works great and is excellent. Nonetheless, it still checks the local system on which you are running the Python code as well as the external drive.
So, if I run python laZagne.py all -drive E for example, it returns passwords from the E drive as well as the local drive (C drive).
I am unsure if this is intentional or not but it can cause confusion not knowing which drive the passwords are on.
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The problem is that some credentials are retrieved from registry. I have limited some checks to get less passwords from localhost in the new release (2.3.1), but you will still see some of them such as LSA secrets, vault, etc.
It will be possible to print only what you want, I should add some checks to not print all registry module but I don't have enough time to do it.
Using version 2.3 of the Python code, the -drive parameter works great and is excellent. Nonetheless, it still checks the local system on which you are running the Python code as well as the external drive.
So, if I run python laZagne.py all -drive E for example, it returns passwords from the E drive as well as the local drive (C drive).
I am unsure if this is intentional or not but it can cause confusion not knowing which drive the passwords are on.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: