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    Crack Word document Password

    what do I use to recover the password from word documents?

    they are encrypted also Word 2000 I think

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    There's a web page about this that some students at Stanford came up with... some of the links might be a bit dodgy though

    To be slightly more helpful: do make sure that you test any possible solution on a copy of the original file rather than take the risk of ruining the original; if at all possible, run any tool you do try on a virtual machine with access to your network disabled.
    Last edited by NickFitz; 9 January 2008, 02:17.

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      #3
      Ha, someone has finally found the Taxman's missing CD's!!!!!!!!

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        #4
        Originally posted by Weltchy View Post
        Ha, someone has finally found the Taxman's missing CD's!!!!!!!!
        It won't be those because they always have the password written on a small Post-It stuck on the CD case.
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          #5
          True, but invariably, the password written on the Post-It will either be unreadable or incorrect, hence the need for a password hack.

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            #6
            Originally posted by Weltchy View Post
            True, but invariably, the password written on the Post-It will either be unreadable or incorrect, hence the need for a password hack.
            We all know that it's "Password1" - that's true on all public sector projects isn't it?
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              #7
              Originally posted by Fishface View Post
              what do I use to recover the password from word documents?

              they are encrypted also Word 2000 I think
              I use this: www.password-studio.com

              Costs less than a tenner and works a treat!
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