Thread: The state of access protection (password/encryption) on e-reader devices
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Old 12-13-2016, 06:46 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by fx32 View Post
I've seen mixed reports about a simple lock screen plugin for Kobo readers (hacky?), and password protected PDF support on Kindle (only 40 bit? or also 128/265?).
I just tested a PDF file with an 128bit AES key and the Kindle app was able to open it. However, it doesn't seem to support 256bit AES keys.
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