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Turn Microsoft Word 2007 Into a Password Vault

Turn Microsoft Word 2007 Into a Password Vault
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How To make a password vault using a Microsoft Word 2007 Document.
 
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Step 1Getting Started

Getting Started
Open up Microsoft Word 2007. Chose your font color and format. Then type in all of your user names ans passwords. There are no User names and Passwords In this Instructable,
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12 comments
Dec 24, 2007. 2:33 PMgamer says:
it takes a few seconds to crack these passwords, so maybe think about encryption and better password protection program. nice idea though -gamer
May 22, 2008. 4:58 PMHardCoreHacker says:
Lol, i dont forget my passwords : )
May 22, 2008. 5:24 PMGoodhart says:
Are they "secure"? (containing no less then one symbol, one number, one capital letter, and at least 6 other letters :-) All in all, I have over 40 passwords to "remember"....and some had to be changed monthly (thankfully not quite so often anymore).
Sep 28, 2008. 9:31 AMDerin says:
mine is only numbers,password detectors tell its weak,and i only have to remember one password since i use that one password everywhere Alright,now you know too much*takes out 1m fps machine gun
Aug 28, 2008. 6:59 AMshadowbird1311 says:
Microsoft's document protection stuff is kind of a joke. I recently decovered that OpenOffice will open these types of documents without knowing the passwords.
Sep 24, 2008. 8:14 PMbeepo says:
That was true of older versions but Office 2007 uses 128 bit AES encryption when you save files in the new XML format and set a password to open. You can even bump the encryption up to 256 bit if you are in a non export controlled country. The only known attacks on these files are password guessing dictionary attacks and brute force. If a file has a long enough non dictionary password then cracking it via brute force is possible given enough time and horsepower but I doubt anyone would rent time on a cluster to get your Gmail password. If you really want to make cracking it unlikely name it something like "8th Grade Term Paper on 19th Century French Poetry"
Sep 18, 2008. 4:06 AMJakeg says:
This is a good idea
Thanks,Jake
Jun 26, 2008. 5:25 PMArbitror says:
If im not correct, you can edit word filz in notepad! Sure it is a little mangled, but its still readable...
Dec 23, 2007. 3:09 PMGoodhart says:
On my computer, it is hard to read the screen shots. Some added explanation would be helpful.
May 22, 2008. 4:53 PMHardCoreHacker says:
They do get blurry sometimes... its normal. By the way, this is great!!

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