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"John,
You sure about "You could decrypt the password"?"
Sure, most people are running at QPWDLVL '0' (for reasons I can't discern) so their password table is quite decryptable.
If you are running at QPWDLVL '1' or '3', then it is supposed to be mathematically impossible to "decrypt".
But even then, a number of folks have built dictionary attacks that work off of the i password store that can discover passwords through brute force. That's not a practical solution for this application, but it is doable.
jte
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