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What happen when an unauthorized user tries to unencrypt a file?
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
You will get an alert from Windows XP if your system is being attacked. Oftentimes, you will get a popup in the lower right hand corner of your PC monitor.
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∙ 9y ago
Wiki User
∙ 11y agoA message box will pop up saying "Access is denied", denying the user to access the file.
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What happens when an unauthorized user tries to open an encrypted file?
it will still open but displays in ASCII code.
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prevent users from storing unauthorized file types on the server
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Open the document using the password that you applied. Then change thepassword to no password.Open the file which you have Encrypted, then follow this steps:Go to the FILE Menu,SAVE AS option,Click OPTIONS,Delete the PASSWORD TO OPEN,Click Ok tab.Suman
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For security- so that unauthorized users do not have access to it or cannot modify it.
What happens when an authorised user tries to unencrypt a file?
The system software or third party software validates the authorization (the security token for the current account), and then decrypts a key that is tied to the user's account using the supplied password, and then applies that key to the file's contents, ultimately decrypting the file. The key is encrypted with the user's password, and can not be decrypted without this password. For this reason, using the "reset password" function without supplying their old password will render all of their encrypted files unrecoverable. This can be prevented by having an account designated as a recovery agent, or by backing up the keys to a server or disk.
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