Apr 24, 2017  FileOpen Document Security Blog. FileOpen Client 0973 Released (MAC) by Diana Holm on Apr 24, 2017 5:53:38 PM. We have released an updated FileOpen Plug-in for Adobe Acrobat and Reader for Windows, Build 0962. This new client implements support for the. FileOpen Plug-in for Adobe 1.0 is available as a free download on our software library. This free tool was originally produced by FileOpen Systems, Inc. The most popular version of the tool 1.0. The software lies within Office Tools, more precisely Document management.

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DRM restriction removal. How to hack 'protected' PDFTop 10 ways to unlock secure, protected PDF files, such as college eBooks, for easy offline viewing on mobile devices. Convert images to PDF, and more.What are PDF Files?According to Wikipedia, the (PDF) format is a subset of the format that concentrates on layouts and graphics, including compression, encryption, and embedded fonts. This makes sense having read somewhere that there is usually no problem with renaming.pdf files to.ps and treating them as for programs and scripts that operate on those types of files. Furthermore, one could surmise that renaming.ps files to.pdf is probably a bad idea because.ps files may contain additional capabilities not found in the PDF specifications. Adobe graciously allows royalty-free hacking of their patented PDF format by lowly software developers like us.Why Cracking is NecessaryIf somebody creates a PDF and then forgets the password, they need some way to recover the lost password.Some school or company eBooks can not be opened or viewed without an active Internet connection to unlock content.

This presents a problem for students and professionals who travel, or are otherwise not always online.Once unlocked, some PDFs can be viewed offline, but only from within Reader, and only if they reside in the same folder in which they were decrypted. This presents problems for readers who don't like Adobe, and those who use removable drives or habitually organize their folders.The remote host required by the protected PDF plugin will not be there forever. Hence, remotely-locked and protected PDF files will eventually quit working. They are like books that must be returned to the library. If they were purchased they should be converted into a plain, unencrypted format ASAP!Once opened, most remotely-locked and protected PDFs allow printing. A clever person might try printing to a PostScript file, but the resulting PostScript file is still protected against converting it back to PDF. Ps2pdf output.psThis PostScript file was created from an encrypted PDF file.Redistilling encrypted PDF is not permitted.Why Cracking is Not NecessaryThis information is provided for personal, professional, and educational use only!

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The companies involved have released newer software, so we can read these documents on our devices without resorting to hacks. Illegally distributing Copyrighted material is illegal in most parts of the world.

Depending on the locale, there could be additional penalties for cracking PDF passwords, or removing digital rights management (DRM) restrictions in connection with distribtion. We assert our basic human rights, including the right to customize material that we created, bargained for, or purchased. We expect to be able to modify our digital assets for our own uses, such as for offline presentation on other devices.

We also expect to be able to gift, donate, loan, and even re-sell our dog-eared eBooks to friends as one would anything else, such as 'books.' That said, even asserting ones own digital rights these days could lead one into trouble.

Many companies and schools have policies against using their computers for resource-intensive tasks such as cracking passwords. If there are any questions seek professional legal counsel.Why Use Free and Open Source Tools?Most PDF unlocker programs found on the Internet today are proprietary. That is they are programs for which no source code can be viewed. It is not good practice to go around downloading and running proprietary software.

These programs could contain anything. Just because they pass a virus scan, or cost a lot, does not mean they are safe. New viruses, bugs, and backdoors are made all the time. At least with open source there are many eyes presumably reviewing the code. The mere presence of source code does not guarantee absolute safety. Therefore, the best security practice is to review and compile the code for oneself, or rely on a trusted software distribution center, or distro, to review and compile the code and provide signed binaries for download.PDF EncryptionOur research indicates that there are at least three broad, general types of protections for PDF files.

User password - Password required to and open PDF file. Owner password - Security signatures prevent copying, etc. 3rd party - Content unlocked via the Internet.PDF unlocker programs found on the Internet today only deal with user password and owner passwords.

None of these programs deal with PDF files that encrypt the content using 3rd party plug-ins (but we can remove the plugins using free and open source tools, provided that we can use the password first to unlock and permit the plugin to download the secret content).PDF files with 3rd party plug-ins have a login page on page 1, where the viewer enters their username and password. Zte mf710m driver. The remaining pages appear blank until they are unlocked.3rd party plug-ins employ on the password page to send the password or certificate to a 3rd party server. This requires an active Internet connection.

If the computer is offline, will respond with a not-so-friendly ' and can't open the PDF. Once connected and the unlock request finally gets through, the 3rd party server verifies the login and either responds with the actual content, or exchanges a certificate to unlock the file contents for viewing. From that point on, Adobe's reader may prevent access if the file has been copied to another device, or even to another location on the same PC.

Whether you're new to the world of document security and rights management, or you've been following developments in this specialized sector for years, the ever-changing landscape of digital publishing and secure document sharing can make choosing and implementing a solution overwhelming.

As one of the first DRM software developers to emerge in the late 1990s, we've worked closely with hundreds of organizations as they experiment with ways to balance their requirement for controlled access to documents with the need to provide as seamless an end-user experience as possible.

Our conversations with customers normally begin with the big questions of DRM architecture--e.g., Is it better to enforce security via a plug-in or simply in the web browser? Is it possible to integrate document permissions with corporate user identities? What is the best way to authenticate end-users?

But often, the need for a particular feature is foremost on their minds. These 'advanced' use cases come from the ways in which organizations use digital documents in the real world. For example-- a multinational bank needs to distribute digital cashier checks such that they can only be printed on a single device at their secure location. Or, a sales department wants a document to expire after 20 minutes.

If we can add one of these 'advanced' features to our technical framework, our policy has always been to build it and roll it into our offering to all our customers. The cumulative effect of incorporating these new functionalities is a rich set of tools for all our licensees to pick and choose from as their use-cases dictate.

We've recently updated our DRM Feature Checklist to include these 'advanced' features along with our standard functionality. If you're currently researching possible DRM solutions, we invite you to use this checklist to compare offerings. If you're already a FileOpen customer, perhaps you'll discover a feature you didn't realize was there.

Since it's a long list, we've broken up the DRM Feature Checklist into categories: Security, Permission Options, Printing & Watermark Options, Authentication Options, End-User Experience, Admin Tools, Customization Options, Enterprise/Developer Extensibility, and Data Gathering/Analytics.

You can also get it as a PDF here: The Ultimate DRM Feature Checklist.

Security

Good DRM begins with strong encryption. AES 256-bit encryption is the industry standard for government and enterprise-grade security. But encryption key length should be just the beginning of a DRM security discussion. Some important follow-up questions to ask:

• Where are the documents being encrypted? What happens to the raw unencrypted files? (desktop? on-premise server? the cloud?)
• Do files have to be encrypted in advance or can they encrypt 'on-the-fly' based on dynamic data?
• What is the resulting file format of the encryption? Is it still a .pdf or .xlsx? Can it be viewed by authorized users in the standard viewing applications for those file formats?

Permission Options

So you've granted someone access to your encrypted document--now what are you going to let them do with it? This is the area where many of our 'advanced' DRM features appear. Some features, such as the expiration options, enable paid subscription models for publishers, or version control in corporate settings. Others maintain the usability of documents, such as supporting 'track changes' mode in Word documents, while remaining encrypted.

Again, you'll want to ask where and how these permissions operate.

• Is the 'key' to open the document located in the file itself or in metadata outside the file?
• Do the access controls such as expiration work in all viewing applications (Adobe Reader and other PDF viewers, MS Office viewers) or just one?
• Can you change a user's permissions after they've downloaded the file?

Printing & Watermarking Options

Most basic password security methods let you prevent printing. However by controlling printing through DRM, you can do some interesting things and gather valuable data about how your documents are being used. For example, you can log every print job that a particular user initiates for each document. You can also create a watermark that only appears on the printed version, which contains dynamically-generated data about the user, location, date/time, device, or other custom parameters. Conversely you can impose a watermark on the screen version only, which does not appear on the printed version (perhaps after a payment event).

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Authentication Options

How will you determine whether a user is authorized to view your encrypted documents? The more options you have here, the more flexibility you'll have in giving your authorized users a smooth viewing experience. For example, you can set your permissions to allow seamless viewing of an encrypted file when a corporate user is logged into their VPN. Their existing login credentials extend to the file permissions, so they don't need to enter a password.

You can also set your permissions to authenticate via one or more device IDs. After a user has registered a device such as their smartphone, they can view encrypted files with no password entry, while the security persists. You can grant access to a particular device, or to a # of devices per user up to the limit of your choosing.

What about offline viewing, in 'airplane mode' or cellular dead zones? As an admin you can grant a user offline viewing privileges for a period of time, and their device will check in to renew the authentication automatically when the user regains internet connectivity.

End-User Experience

DRM as a technology is still shaking off the bad rap it got in the early days of clunky DRM products. It wasn't so much that would-be pirates and leakers objected on ideological grounds, but that forcing paying customers to download special software to 'unlock' encrypted files produced a lousy end-user experience.

Today, with exponentially faster Internet speeds, connected mobile devices, and more sophisticated authentication mechanisms, end-users often are not aware that they are accessing encrypted content.

Rather than decide for our customers the right balance of security, access controls and end-user ease-of-use, we provide a set of options so that you can decide where you want to land on the security - usability spectrum. Are you in a corporate setting where security is paramount and installing a small plug-in to Adobe Acrobat or Microsoft Office across the organization is no big deal? Or are you selling an e-book to millennials who want to read it instantly on their tablet? Whatever your use case, you'll want to envision your end-user experience before all other considerations, and put yourself in their shoes by testing it out from start to finish.

Admin Tools

Once you've encrypted your files, your admin dashboard is where you'll set up user permissions and policies and maintain them going forward. Your DRM admin controls are what differentiate rights management solutions from plain old password security. When you send out a file with password security, the process is over--the file is out there, and anyone with the password (or a good guess, or a crack) can open it. With a robust DRM solution such as RightsManager or RightsServer, you have the power to change someone's access permissions or revoke them entirely, even after they've downloaded it. You can also reset an expiration date, expand permissions, grant additional devices, and enable offline viewing for a defined period.

Customization Options

When you are distributing documents to an international user base, or in a specific country, it helps to display system messages in their native language. Our customization tools allow you to localize and customize alerts for document expiration, unauthorized access, etc. simply by matching the messaging to the OS settings of the user. So if a user purchases one of your documents in France, the FileOpen software will automatically detect the preferred language of the user and display messages in French. Our customization tools can also be used to include your logo, color scheme, and other branding into user interactions.

Enterprise/Developer Extensibility and Data Gathering

Chances are, you are not deploying DRM in a vacuum. You have document production workflows, databases of users, a corporate firewall or perhaps an ecommerce portal. The more you can integrate your DRM solution into these existing systems, the less work it will be to set up DRM and maintain it going forward. A silo'd DRM solution is unlikely to last long if the data inside it can't be synced with the rest of your organization.

We offer an open API for tight integration with databases and complementary security infrastructure. Developers can also modify our PermissionServer logic according to the business rules of their organization, enabling high-volume, automated encryption and authentication.

Because FileOpen's authentication technology can check and log every open/print command, there is a wealth of data you can gather and analyze about usage of your encrypted documents. When, where, and how each user is using each document can be aggregated to tell a powerful story about the reach of your information.

If you'd like to learn more

You can get the full, printable Ultimate DRM Feature Checklist here, and feel free to contact us with any questions.

For more background on DRM, and tips on how to make the most of rights management in your organization, check out our free ebook, 'The Thinking Person's Guide to Document Rights Management.'