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AnyBizSoft PDF Password Remover is designed to remove the password and restrictions (Owner Password) of PDF files. Without running the software, users can right-click PDF files to decrypt them from the shortcut menu directly and the restrictions will be removed in seconds. After decryption, users can copy, edit or print the PDF files without any hassle.
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Posted at 12:29AM Nov 17, 2009 Read More... by Melvin James in PDF Security | Comments[0]
How to Crack PDF Password
There are sometimes reasonable reasons to unlock or crack a password protected PDF files. You have the legal right to open the protected PDF document but forgot the password or something. Sometimes it is critical, so you need to know how to crack PDF Password.[Read More]
Posted at 10:06PM Nov 12, 2009 Read More... by Melvin James in PDF Security | Comments[0]
Impossible to Crack Open PDF Password, NO!
One biggest advantage of PDF is the ability to secure the document. So it is the most popular file format used for document distribution. Last time, I wrote an article mainly about PDF Owner Password, which can limit a user?s ability to copy text from a PDF document or even prevent a user from printing the PDF document. However owner password can be simply removed by PDF Password Remover. Today I will introduce another type of PDF password known as user password. You can secure your PDF files by set a password protection. Then others need a password to open it. It is vital for sharing sensitive information with only the intended recipients. However, sometimes, it happens that the creator of the PDF file forgets the password he used to protect. Then we need to crack PDF protection. It is not easy though.
Why is it so hard to crack open PDF password?
To crack PDF password at open level is a difficult and time-consuming thing to do. The difficulty of cracking the password relies on several factors:
1. The version of Adobe Acrobat used to create the file is one main factor. Lower version of Acrobat such as Acrobat 3.0 uses 40-bit RC4 encryption, which is easier to crack. But now with Acrobat 9, 256-bit AES encryption makes it much harder to remove. As for every password, there is much more possibilities added.
2. The complexity of Password is also important. Simple password is easy to crack, especially if it is the name of your child or the birthday of your wire. If the password was created at random with complex combination of upper case, lower case, numbers, and symbols, then it will be harder to remove.
3. The length of password is the last but not least factor to consider. Longer password definitely requires more time to try every possible password.
How to crack open PDF password?
The main methods to crack PDF open password are: dictionary attack, brute force.
A dictionary attack tries all the words in the dictionary. If the dictionary is larger, then you will have better chance of success. Generally, dictionary attacks succeed because many people have a tendency to choose passwords which are short. According to numerous researches, most people use passwords of up to 7 characters.
A Brute force attack is a method of defeating password by systematically trying every possible password. In theory, brute force attack will always be successful since the rules for acceptable passwords must be publicly known. But as the length of the password increases, so does the number of possible passwords. This method is unlikely to be practical when the password is too long.
There are several PDF password recovery programs available in the market. Most of them guess password with the methods mentioned above and optimized for speed. They will try to use all possible character combinations as the password and so it might take hours or even days to find the right password. You can try PDF Password Recovery. It?s affordable, and actually works.
Source: http://www.anypdftools.com/blog/2009/05/18/impossible-to-crack-open-pdf-password-no.html
Posted at 12:00AM Aug 25, 2009 Read More... by Melvin James in PDF Security | Comments[0]
How to Remove a Password from a PDF File?
Many authors like setting password to their PDF files to protect them from editing, printing, or copying. It may be bothersome when you really want to use some content of the PDF. So you may wonder how to remove a password from a PDF file. Actually, it's not a 'mission impossible' to remove password from PDF. With a PDF Password Remover, you can easily make it.
In this tutorial, I will teach you the usage of the PDF Password Remover and show you how to remove a password from a PDF file.
Step 1. Figure out if a PDF file is secured
When you see the icon 
at the bottom left of the Acrobat/Adobe Reader program window, it indicates that the PDF file is secured. Place your mouse cursor over that 'locked' icon, and you will see a listing of the security options that were applied to the file.
In the case of this example, it means you have to remove password from PDF if you want to edit the file.
Download the PDF Password Remover and install it. When you've installed the program, you will see the pop-up window as the one below. It's a full-version tutorial. 
There are two ways to remove password from PDF,
Select Remove Restrictions, then the utility will remove password from PDF quickly.
Select Remove Restrictions & Save as, then you can remove password from PDF and save the document as another PDF file.
Click either of the button, you will see this pop-up window. Click the PDF file which you want to remove password from and then click Open.
If you have selected Remove Restrictions & Save as, after clicking open, you will see this window. Enter the new file name you want to save as, and click Save.
At last, the program will remind you of the successful remove.
That's all. You can get your no restriction file now. Isn't it quite simple to remove password from PDF?
Limitations:
The utility can work to remove password from PDF, but it can NOT:
Posted at 10:37PM Aug 23, 2009 Read More... by Melvin James in PDF Security | Comments[0]
