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How Does Navicat Encrypt Password?

This repo will tell you how Navicat encrypts password and offer a tool to reveal passwords encrypted by Navicat.

1. What is Navicat?

Navicat is a series of graphical database management and development software produced by PremiumSoft CyberTech Ltd. for MySQL, MariaDB, Oracle, SQLite, PostgreSQL and Microsoft SQL Server.

It has an Explorer-like graphical user interface and supports multiple database connections for local and remote databases. Its design is made to meet the needs of a variety of audiences, from database administrators and programmers to various businesses/companies that serve clients and share information with partners.

2. What does indicate that Navicat encrypts password?

If you use Navicat to manage one of your databases, the first thing you should do is to create a connection to the database. So that means you should fill textboxes on the window showed below with the database's information like Host name, User name, Password and so on.

If you check "Save Password", after you click "Ok" button, Navicat will encrypt the password and then save the connection configuration, containing encrypted password, in Windows Registry. The exact path is showed below:

Database Type	Path
MySQL	HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\PremiumSoft\Navicat\Servers\<your connection name>
MariaDB	HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\PremiumSoft\NavicatMARIADB\Servers\<your connection name>
MongoDB	HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\PremiumSoft\NavicatMONGODB\Servers\<your connection name>
Microsoft SQL	HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\PremiumSoft\NavicatMSSQL\Servers\<your connection name>
Oracle	HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\PremiumSoft\NavicatOra\Servers\<your connection name>
PostgreSQL	HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\PremiumSoft\NavicatPG\Servers\<your connection name>
SQLite	HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\PremiumSoft\NavicatSQLite\Servers\<your connection name>

The following is an example:

3. How does Navicat encrypt password?

See here.

4. How to use the sample code in python3 folder?

• Please make sure that you have Python3.

• Please make sure that you have pycryptodome module if you want to use NavicatCipher.py and NcxReader.py.

  You can install pycryptodome module by command:

  $ pip install pycryptodome

• Please make sure that you have pypiwin32 module if you want to use ShowNavicat.py.

  You can install pypiwin32 module by command:

  $ pip install pypiwin32

1. NavicatCipher.py

   Usage:
       NavicatCrypto.py <enc|dec> [-ncx] <plaintext|ciphertext>
   
       <enc|dec>                "enc" for encryption, "dec" for decryption.
                                This parameter must be specified.
   
       [-ncx]                   Indicate that plaintext/ciphertext is
                                prepared for/exported from NCX file.
                                This parameter is optional.
   
       <plaintext|ciphertext>   Plaintext string or ciphertext string.
                                NOTICE: Ciphertext string must be a hex string.
                                This parameter must be specified.
   

   Example:

   $ ./NavicatCipher.py enc "This is a test"
   0EA71F51DD37BFB60CCBA219BE3A
   
   $ ./NavicatCipher.py dec 0EA71F51DD37BFB60CCBA219BE3A
   This is a test
   
   $ ./NavicatCipher.py enc -ncx "This is a test"
   B75D320B6211468D63EB3B67C9E85933
   
   $ ./NavicatCipher.py dec -ncx B75D320B6211468D63EB3B67C9E85933
   This is a test
   
   $ python3
   Python 3.6.7 (default, Oct 22 2018, 11:32:17)
   [GCC 8.2.0] on linux
   Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
   >>> from NavicatCipher import *
   >>> cipher = Navicat12Crypto()
   >>> cipher.EncryptString('This is a test')
   '0EA71F51DD37BFB60CCBA219BE3A'
   
   >>> cipher.DecryptString('0EA71F51DD37BFB60CCBA219BE3A')
   'This is a test'
   
   >>> cipher.EncryptStringForNCX('This is a test')
   'B75D320B6211468D63EB3B67C9E85933'
   
   >>> cipher.DecryptStringForNCX('B75D320B6211468D63EB3B67C9E85933')
   'This is a test'

2. NcxReader.py

   Show database servers' information inside *.ncx file.

   Usage:
       NcxReader.py <Path to ncx file>
   

   Example:

   $ ./NcxReader ~/connectioms.ncx
   -----------------xxxxxxxxxxxx--------------------
   Connection Type  = MYSQL
   Host             = localhost
   Port             = 3306
   UserName         = root
   Password         = 12345678
   
   ------------------yyyyyyyyyy---------------------
   Connection Type  = MYSQL
   Host             = example.com
   Port             = 3306
   UserName         = server
   Password         = 0000000000
   
   ...
   ...
   ...

3. ShowNavicat.py

   Just run it in Windows. It will list all Navicat configurations inside Windows Registry.

   Example:

   >ShowNavicat.py
   +--------------------------------------------------+
   |                   MySQL Server                   |
   +--------------------------------------------------+
   
   Host:              example.com
   Port:              3306
   Username:          server
   Password:          0000000000
   
   ...
   ...
   
   +--------------------------------------------------+
   |                  MariaDB Server                  |
   +--------------------------------------------------+
   
   ...
   ...
   
   +--------------------------------------------------+
   |                  MongoDB Server                  |
   +--------------------------------------------------+
   
   ...
   ...
   
   ...
   ...