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![]() I'm trying to maximize my excel addin security. My research indicates an Excel 2003 VBA password may be a max of 32 characters and the password may include letters (not sure if upper and lower case are considered different), numbers, keyboard special characters and spaces. Does a complex excel VBA password (i.e. 32 char long and many types of char) provide more security against the password recovery tools? I thought the recovery tools have different algorithms. - One algorithm is a brute force match which may take a long time (days or weeks ?) to match a complex password. - Another algorithm is to remove the password and replace it with something else. A complex password would have limited value in this algorithm. I would also expect this recovery tool to succeed or fail quickly. Please provide any other suggestions you may have for improving an addin security. thanks. |
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