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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / January 2005How Secure is Password Protection in MSWord
How secure is the password protection used in Microsoft Word 2002? If I create a document with a list of passwords I use for banking, email, etc. and password protect the file, is that file reasonably secure? Thanks, Mack > How secure is the password protection used in Microsoft Word 2002? If I > create a document with a list of passwords I use for banking, email, etc. > and password protect the file, is that file reasonably secure? Thanks, > Mack Hi Mack, Ultimately, any file is vulnerable if available to a sufficiently sustained attack. Therefore, you should consider a password protection as no more than aprotection against casual snooping. Of far more importance is keeping the file secure - in other words keeping your PC secure so that nobody can gain unauthorised access either in person or remotely. This however is not a Word issue.  SignatureRegards Jonathan West - Word MVP www.intelligentdocuments.co.uk Please reply to the newsgroup
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