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My initial post was meant to highlight the problem and not use the post to self-promote. I hope that was clear. That said, the author's comment is exactly the line that my team and I follow. While it is the most appropriate...
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"... construct great combinations using these terms in totally unique ways"
This makes sense. They just need to use some special characters to make it complex.
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HOBBIES?
I never heard that. Anything in dictionary does not need any brute force, it could be cracked in seconds.
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"it is still difficult to perform a brute force because of the time"
That is true. Or just a complex password, it is still not easy to crack via brute force.
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"This is where password policy becomes helpful"
That is true. Number of trials and locking for example.
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Has this happened earlier this year and we are just hearing it. That is interesting. I wonder if any success out of those attacks.
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THis happens in most, if not all, forms of human industry. Manufacturing, Retail, Medicine, Education, and, yes, even NetSec/SysAdmin....This is why, in America, most of these endeavors suffer and the skill of the labor...
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"roll a Coke can across the keyboard"
Monkey tests. I think they will end up replacing the keyboard before cleaning all the bugs in the software.
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"... inevitably missing many of them ..."
I hear you. Sometime the only solution to make it generally available and see what other problems they face.
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"majority of the business world uses the Microsft Windows operating systems"
I hear you, this has changed since the mobile revolution.
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Latest Comment: Tell the sysadmin that we have a situation.
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