A library to decrypt pdf files

Hi,
Does Adobe have any library just to work with pdf encryption. I don't need a full pdf library. All I need to do is to decrypt pdfs (given its password/s). Can you suggest the best way to do this? Any libraries? If not, where would I get such libraries (AES, RC4 is what manaul says). Any help appreciated. (Ideally, an Adobe library for this would be nice.)
Thanks

No, we don't have anything specific like this - only general purpose PDF libraries and tools.

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