I have a workbook which has a macro that copies some data into a second file then tries to protect the resulting worksheet (and workbook) with code along these lines:
I have a C# byte array, and I need to know if it\'s a password-protected PDF document.How can I make this determination?
This question has been answered before but the key difference may be that I want to be able to decrypt the password later on and that this is for a deployed application where someone could get a handl
I have a quick question. I have a keygen to generate random passwords for my app. It generates capital letters and numbers but I want it to be like in some programs that formats their code like this x
What is the most secure one way encryption algorithm to encrypt passwords? MD5 and SHA (1..512) are frequently used, but they are designed for speed what is bad for preventing brute force attacks on
My question is simple regarding password security.. As a web application developer using PHP for example, I may design a html form that accepts a username and password and post them to the webserver
I\'m scripting a call to curl, you can enter the password & parameters via STDIN (keep password off the cmd line).
When using N开发者_Go百科Log as a logging instrument we can easily send messages via email, for example this is the example configuration for using Gmail as a smtp server:
I need to tack some simple password protection onto arbitrary html files.It does need need to be secure, but just keep out the random roff-raff.I tried using the below JS:
Till now, i have been creating a file (txt/excel) using buffered Writer for creating a text file and JExcel API for creating a Excel file. These files i have been creating using Java only.
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