Malte Timmermann wrote:

> IMHO - no.
> 
> To "password recovery":
> It seems it's simply dictionary and/or brute force attack, not using any
> algorithm weakness.

That means: if you use a strong password the tool would probably take
ages to guess it. There's no other way than systematically trying
passwords until the file opens. That's usual "brute force" business. So
if your password is something like "g3Z?g#5eL2Q=" and the like the tool
will have a hard job to do. And you will have a bad time if you forgot
it. :-)

People using passwords like "openoffice" or "julia" and the like
shouldn't be astonished if the tool guessed it in a few seconds by just
trying out all words it has stored in a number of dictionaries.

Ciao,
Mathias


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