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Flaw found in Office encryption
January 22. 2005 by Del.
Update item on encryption built into commercial products. Doesn’t appear to be a very good implementation! ddv
Flaw found in Office encryption Tech News on ZDNet: “The data protection feature in Microsoft Word and Excel documents has a major flaw that could allow snoopers to decode password-protected files, a security researcher has warned. “
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