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Does Adobe offer a reward or pay a fee if anyone finds a security fault that removes/bypasses Security Document Restrictions
Does Adobe offer a reward or pay a fee if anyone finds a security fault that allows almost anyone to bypass Security Document Restrictions?
If so, what would the reward/fee be?
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Option to prevent a local copy being downloaded from the cloud when setting up secuity settings on PDFs
I need to share a PDF of some confidential documents of our business that are integral to finalising a deal with a new partner. They need to view these documents before they can sign an agreement
I can ensure that they cannot copy, edit or print the PDF, but I cannot stop them from downloading a copy and storing it locally. Even though this copy would also be uncopyable or unprintable they would be able to share their local copy with other people if they shared their password too.
It would be a good feature to stop a local copy…
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Password Problem
Acrobat Pro DC is adding password protection to Calif. Judicial Council forms, but not at first when form is downloaded. Can use the form initially ok, but in process of saving and re-opening (I think) Acrobat decides to add a password and then the form becomes uneditable since I don't know the password that Acrobat has created for the file. This is really unacceptable since I am a lawyer and I need to use those forms and I have to be able to edit after I initially create them.
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Display Security Policies in Alpha-Numeric Order when Creating Security Envelope
The list of available security policies is not displayed in any recognizable order when creating a security envelope. This requires me to scroll through the entire list looking for the randomely-displayed policy. Strangely, when ecncrypting a single file, the "Manage Security Policies" option displays policies in Alpha-Numeric order. For persons using numerous policies each day to create envelopes, it would be a big improvement to be able to scroll quickly through a sorted list.
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Bug - Encryption can be Removed from a PDF by Printing to PDF
There is a bug in Acrobat Pro DC that allows people to print encrypted secure pdf files to pdf, and the new pdf that is produced has no security or encryption.
After creating a pdf from a Word doc, I secure it with certificate or password security using a policy. Under Permissions for the policy, I chose Printing Allowed: High Resolution and Changes Allowed: None. I also uncheck enable text access for screen readers. I save the pdf and close it. I then reopen the pdf and check Document Properties, which state that printing in Allowed and everything else is…
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problem
Добрый день. При оформлении подписки я допустил ошибку указав несуществующий адрес электронной почты igoi.belovkr@yandex.ru. Оплата прошла, но пользоватся не могу, верный адрес электронной почты igor.belovkr@yandex.ru
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Hide 128-bit RC4 from pick lists
With FIPS mode disabled, users have three selections of encryption levels:
* Acrobat 6.0 and later compatibility (128-bit RC4)
* Acrobat 7.0 and later compatibility (128-bit AES)
* Acrobat X and later compatibility (256-bit AES)There is concern amongst our security community that 128-bit RC4 is not a very strong encryption method. We would like to be able to prevent users from choosing this option. It would be helpful if there were a security policy or registry setting that would allow us to hide this encryption selection from all menus.
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Security of printed documents removed after every update
Can you please find a way to retain security settings after an update of Acrobat. It is very annoying(and unsecure) after automatic updates to find that you have been printing unsecured documents because an update removed your previous security settings.
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Enhanced Security Settings > Privileged Locations
I am converting PS files to fillable PDF forms with an Action Wizard workflow that would run without interruption but recently, I have been getting security prompts telling me that the documents are not safe and adding the path of the documents, folders, or fileshare root does not skip the prompt.
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Digital Signatures Validation
Hi, by default Acrobat (Reader, Standard and Pro) try to validate digital signatures with NONCE extension enabled, if it fails it reverts to CRL download. Since NONCE extension is not mandatory (regardless of being a best practice and better and secure way of validation - example: preventing replay attacks), many suppliers for several reasons cannot use it. My suggestion to make the application aligned with RFC and able to handle with all digital certificate suppliers would be to also check OCSP without the NONCE extension enabled.
1st - Check OCSP with NONCE extension enabled;
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Allow file protection with "Send for Review"
Many people in my organization were excited to hear about the "Send for Review" feature and eager to try it out. However, it doesn't work with protected documents, and it's critically important that we restrict printing for proofs that we send out.
We're not able to use this otherwise amazing feature without additional security options.
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Redaction Errors
After marking a 'Text and Images' redaction to a page and repeating across pages. Once you press apply it says its done, i'm skipping the removal of hidden info. Once I press save its saying there are sections which have not yet had the redaction applied? I can continually press apply and nothing seems to change. Once I close the document and save without applying redactions the program will crash but the file will still have saved a file that has the redacted info gone but not the style of redaction mark that was originally selected, the correct redaction style…
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MGR
Well i believe that a entrance into a Private Property Privacy without proper Documentation It is a hazard towards the a business by it's unlisted list Which The proper way to explain the errors Should recorded proper
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Cannot sign with certificate signature
Old Adobe allowed for Certificate Signatures from CAC Card. This is a must have.
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Security Restriction to Allow Copy and/or Extraction of Pages w/Low Resolution Printing
I would like to give clients the option of printing (at Low Resolution Only) AND the ability to extract and/or crop pages within the document into a new, restricted to low-res print pdf. At the very least, to be able to REDACT portions of pages, so that they are able to have stand-alone portions of the document without exposing other portions on the same page. The current options when print restrictions are ticked allow for "inserting" - but NOT for "extracting", which seems odd. Thank you!
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Redaction - Diagonal Repeat Overlay Text
Hi. I'm using Adobe Acrobat for preparing emails for legal purposes. One of the challenges I have is organising emails choronologically, especially when there are duplicate emails.
So that I don't have to change file in any way, I am using the Redaction feature instead of any Edit tools; I also find it more convenient. Using the Redaction Marking Tool as a Highlighter (having Opacity at 13%), I Highlight emails within a thread which are duplicates.
My Overlay Text is read, "Duplicate Email", and unless I print it for others, I do not apply the final Redaction which is a…
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SignData produces bad XML Signature when ref target contains Id attribute
There is a very strange bug in Adobe's XML Data Signatures support. If the target of a manifest includes an "Id" element, the correct transform will not run.
<Reference URI="#410"> <Transforms> <Transform Algorithm="http://www.w3.org/2001/10/xml-exc-c14n#WithComments"/> </Transforms> <DigestMethod Algorithm="http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#sha1"/> <DigestValue>6LIx9NZKzbyFXC+qOW/n9bo0RS8=</DigestValue> </Reference>If I remove the Id attribute from the Data DOM, it works
<Reference URI=""> <Transforms> <Transform Algorithm="http://www.w3.org/2002/06/xmldsig-filter2"> <XPath Filter="intersect" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2002/06/xmldsig-filter2" xmlns:dsig="http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#">here()/ancestor::dsig:Signature[1]/../../RBM[1]//. | here()/ancestor::dsig:Signature[1]/../../RBM[1]//@* | here()/ancestor::dsig:Signature[1]/../../RBM[1]//namespace::*</XPath> </Transform> <Transform Algorithm="http://www.w3.org/2001/10/xml-exc-c14n#WithComments"/> </Transforms> <DigestMethod Algorithm="http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#sha1"/> <DigestValue>...</DigestValue> </Reference><signData target="ballot_stub" ref="$data.signatures"> <manifest> <ref>$data.RBM</ref> </manifest> </signData>1 vote -
Highlighting and bookmarking on protected documents
It seems that when an author creates a PDF and locks it, the allow highlighting and bookmarking are not a separate item. You should separate this so that it can be a more enjoyable read for the reader. I bought a book. I want to highlight and bookmark the parts that are important to me. The owner said it's a security thing and if he locks it, then that's it, no kind of editing can be done. I don't consider highlighting and bookmarking an edit since the original item will not be changed. You have taken away from my enjoyment…
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