Ben, I've modified the encrypted files in the repository PSPP-dev-utils. I 
updated the folders "BDI-II", "demo" and "PSPP-examples".

Inside, you will find a folder called "encrypted" with 3 sets of files (SAZ and 
ZSAV files).

The series keys are the following (without quotes):
A series: "pspp"
B series: "abc123"
C series: "Abc123Dfg456"

As you will see, I have not been very creative, but I hope you find it useful.
* That is either you were asking ... if so, I later als will update the other 
folders.


Regards

-- 
Bastián Díaz


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> De: Ben Pfaff <b...@cs.stanford.edu>
>Para: "pspp-users@gnu.org" <pspp-users@gnu.org> 
>Enviado: Viernes, 25 de octubre, 2013 15:37:16
>Asunto: encrypted SPSS .sav files
> 
>
>I see that recent SPSS supports password-based encryption of .sav
>files.  If anyone is interested in having support for reading or
>writing these files, then a good place to start would be to take a
>small .sav and then save three or so versions of it, two of them with
>the same password (to see whether the file content changes even if the
>password does not) and a third with a different password, and then
>send all the files, and the passwords, to the list.
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