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2014-05-21 15:06 GMT+02:00 Gilbert Wuytack <g_wuytack@hotmail.com>:

LibreOffice 4.2 offers a new Start screen, and shows a preview of the last
documents.

Indeed, that is correct but I do not think it's good that everyone can
open password protected documents without entering the password from this
preview!

This gives me a sense of insecurity and wonder whether it would not be
better asking the password if the file is protected by a password.


​I just did the following:
- Started LibreOffice
- Created a new document, typed a few words, then saved it
password-protected
- Closed it to return to the start screen: no preview image, and when
clicked it ask for the password
- Closed libreoffice, started it again: still no preview image​, still
asking for password
I'd say that the start screen doesn't bypass the password protection
mechanism in any way: it doesn't disclose a preview of the document, nor
keep an unencrypted copy anywhere.

Maybe I misunderstood, but I don't get the problem here.

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