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freeware app to detect sensitive info in documents (doc, pdf)

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Contro:
Please describe exactly what 'sensitive' means, related to the context that makes it sensitive. :-\
-Ath (September 26, 2017, 12:52 PM)
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I don't know exactly. Appear in Mouse post. But I suppose is sensible or privative information or information that third persons may use.
Usually are the metadata, but I don't know if Mouser includes something else.

Best Regards

Ath:
I don't know exactly. Appear in Mouse post. But I suppose is sensible or privative information or information that third persons may use.
Usually are the metadata, but I don't know if Mouser includes something else.
-Contro (September 27, 2017, 07:26 AM)
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I fail to see how mouser is involved here or in your request... :huh: he didn't even post in this thread (yet).

The term 'sensitive information' is IMHO too broad to be generalized into a 'simple tool', that's why I ask for context and more details. You haven't really clarified anything yet.

Contro:
I hope Mouser can clarify then

Best Regards


Note : https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=1752.0

4wd:
Something like cleanDocs I'm guessing.


Cheap Windows alternative: Remove Personal metadata from Files to Protect Your Privacy

Which is unfortunately very limited in what it will remove.

There's also MAT which supports a few formats.

Contro:
Something like cleanDocs I'm guessing.


Cheap Windows alternative: Remove Personal metadata from Files to Protect Your Privacy

Which is unfortunately very limited in what it will remove.

There's also MAT which supports a few formats.
-4wd (September 27, 2017, 09:12 PM)
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It's perfect but free.

 :-*

I have today connection to sourceforge and find this

Absolution
DocInfoRetriever
Exiftool  for PDF

I have to try to see if really are useful.
 :-[

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