Read a Ricoh
address book.
A Ricoh multifunction printer stores its scan-to-folder logins, share paths and contacts in an encrypted backup. Drop that file here and get the contents back — structured and readable.
The decryption runs on the server and is never exposed. Your result is shown once and then gone. For authorized forensics and audits only.
29,187files decoded
64models seen
157models catalogued
What comes out
- SMB credentials
- Scan-to-folder usernames and passwords, base64-unwrapped.
- SMB paths
- The network share each profile was scanning into.
- User codes
- Per-user access / billing codes stored on the device.
- Contacts
- The address book: named fax and email destinations.
Getting the file off the printer
- 01
Open Web Image Monitor
Sign in as an administrator and go to Device Management → Address Book.
- 02
Back up the address book
Use Maintenance → Back up / restore, or Address Book → Back up all, to export the UCS file.
- 03
Decode the exported file
Drop that .udf file above. If you set a backup password, enter it.
Steps vary by model. Find your model for exact instructions.
Common questions
- What is a Ricoh address-book backup?
- A UCS backup (usually a .udf file) exported from a Ricoh MFP that contains its contacts, scan-to-folder destinations, and the SMB credentials the device uses to reach them.
- What can this tool recover?
- SMB scan-to-folder usernames and passwords, the network paths each profile scans into, per-user access codes, and address-book contacts — all decoded and readable.
- Do I need the backup password?
- Only if an administrator set one when exporting. Many backups have no password; leave the field blank. A wrong or missing password is detected and reported.
- Is it stored or private?
- The decryption runs on the server and is never exposed. Your result is shown once and then not retrievable. Use the tool only on devices and data you are authorized to examine.