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Hi - I have a PDF secured with the password '123B'. Using the query: pdfrip -f file.pdf -n 12 default-query --max-length 4 --min-length 4
I'd expect the tool to find the password no problem - but it doesn't. If I reverse the password to B123, it finds it. I assumed the default query would run all permutations of a-zA-Z0-9 but it seems not?
Thanks!
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Password of '123A' was not cracked by default query.
Password of '123B' was not cracked by default query.
Jan 7, 2024
Hi - I have a PDF secured with the password '123B'. Using the query:
pdfrip -f file.pdf -n 12 default-query --max-length 4 --min-length 4
I'd expect the tool to find the password no problem - but it doesn't. If I reverse the password to B123, it finds it. I assumed the default query would run all permutations of a-zA-Z0-9 but it seems not?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: