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A combination of dictionary and brute force attacks

A method to secure databases

A type of software

A way to create passwords

A method to create strong passwords

Software that tests potential passwords

A type of database

A brute force attack

A collection of data organized for retrieval

A type of software

A programming language

A hardware component

entity/table name

attribute/field names

primary key

data types

Testing a weak password against a single account

Testing a weak password against a large number of accounts

Using a strong password to secure accounts

Avoiding lockouts after incorrect attempts

Brute Force attack

Password Sniffing

Key logger

Pass-the-hash attack

Brute-force attack

Hybrid attack

Rainbow table attack

Dictionary attack

Password spraying uses one password for multiple accounts

Dictionary brute force uses one password for multiple accounts

Both methods are the same

Password spraying is more secure than brute force

A method to create strong passwords

Trying username/password from a breach

A technique to secure user accounts

A way to recover lost passwords

They use unique passwords for each account

They share passwords with friends

They reuse their passwords

They change passwords frequently

A method of compressing data to save space

A secure way to store data in the cloud

An incident where information is stolen or taken from a system without the knowledge or authorization of the system's owner

A technique for recovering lost data

To check if your email has been compromised

To generate secure passwords

To provide antivirus software

To track online purchases