An anonymous reader asked “Is there any
way to crack a password-protected zip file?”
That question can be interpreted two ways.
Do you want to hack into someone else’s
private files? Or do you want to avoid a form
of encryption that won’t give you much
protection? Since I believe that most PCWorld
readers are inherently good people, I’ll
assume that you simply want to be assured
that your files will not be cracked.
For some years now, the .zip format—
intended primarily for compression—has
provided encryption as an added feature. But
what kind of encryption it provides depends
on the program you use to create and open
the ZIP file.

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