You don't have a secure-randomly generated key, but just a password, right? Then it usually depends on your password: While it is used to derive a key that is usable with encryption algorithms, the attacker can derive the same key if he has the same password. The files: what would they do to try and crack the encryption? Is theĮncryption key long enough in open office to make solving theĮncryption key take an astronomical period of time? Let's say some hacker did steal my computer and really wanted to read Because the formatting part is quite much, and compression algorithms (to save memory) are used. (As the name suggests, these are editors without any fancy formatting features, instead allowing to see and modify each byte in a file).Īnd a MS Word doc file (as example) is not very readable, even if unencrypted. Use any plaintext editor like notepad.exe, Notepad++, Gedit, Leafpad, nano, vi and many more. It? Would a non-encrypted word processor document be able to be read
What program(s) could I use on either windows or linux that wouldĪllow me to see the garbled encrypted content for the sheer novelty of
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