New way to Attack on Password
Password Attacks occur when an account is attacked repeatedly. This is accomplished by using applications known as password crackers, which send possible passwords to the account in a systematic manner. The attacks are initially carried out to gain passwords for an access or modification attack. There are several types of password attacks: Read: USB Password Theft Brute-Force Attack: A brute-force attack is an attempt to guess passwords until a successful guess occurs. As an example of this type of attack, imagine starting to guess with “A” and then going through “z”; when no match is found, the next guess series goes from “AA” to “zz” and then adds a third value (“AAA” to “zzz”). Because of the nature of this routine, this type of attack usually occurs over a long period of time. To make passwords more difficult to guess, they should be much longer than two or three characters (six should be the bare minimum), be complex, and have passwo...