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From: ee5391aa@hydra.unm.edu (Duke McMullan n5gax)
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Subject: Re: Word Perfect "locked document encryption" is trivial to break
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Date: 10 Sep 90 14:56:11 GMT
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In article <1990Aug29.122029.24884@santra.uucp> s30986u@kaira.hut.fi
(Martin Helin) writes:
>AT LEAST one company (in Utah, USA) markets a program that will recover
>crypted Word Perfect documents. The company has similar products for
>other programs (e.g. Lotus, MS Ecxel) too.
>And like Jyrki said it probably won't take long until
>somebody releases a PD program to do the same.

One was posted on sci.crypt last week.  ;^)


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