The phrase "administrative password" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a password that grants access to administrative functions or settings in a system or application.
Example: "To access the system settings, you will need to enter the administrative password."
Alternatives: "admin password" or "system password".
In the first, more serious attack, an unknown hacker used an automated software program to guess at Twitter's administrative password — a weak, lowercase, common dictionary word, the F.T.C. said — and obtain control over the service.
In the second incident, in April, a hacker accessed a Twitter employee's personal e-mail account and was able to use information obtained there to guess the employee's administrative password to the service, which he used to get into 10 more user accounts.
But if you want to take a crack at it yourself, start with basic steps like changing the router's name and its administrative password.
The hacker, then 23 and living in Vancouver, British Columbia, claims he had cracked TorrentSpy's servers by simply guessing an administrative password.
You may be asked to set an administrative password.
Press enter to bypass the administrative password prompt.
You also can create two administrative passwords in Cyber Patrol so that two people can control system settings.
One click is all it takes for an attacker to steal an employee's administrative passwords, turn their machine into a recording device, and see everything they do.
Although the screenshot is largely obfuscated the exact URL parameters used in the attack as well as the administrative passwords are blurred out one text field appears to read "Roosevelt University calendar of events".
Type in administrative passwords to confirm the selection.
If high throughput for administrative operations (including password changes) is required, the nosync variable can be set to "true" to disable synchronization for the primary database.
