Sentence examples for break passwords from inspiring English sources

People are only hacked on Xbox LIVE due to having simple and easy to break passwords such as "12345" or "password".

Use a password manager to create and keep track of unique, hard-to-remember (and thus hard-to-break) passwords for each of your services.

Employees can present a serious risk to the enterprise due to poor security practices, including by choosing easy-to-break passwords, clicking on malicious links in phishing emails and working on public Wi-Fi networks.

Passwords work today because the computers we have, while theoretically capable of breaking passwords, would take an impractical amount of time to do so.

The company said that it has provided the capability for election officials change those passwords and increase security, though it still ships the products with the easily broken password.

Always make sure to make a copy of the file, which has the password you are wanting to reset, and use the copied one to break the password on.

For example, it is reported that it will take a couple of minutes to break a password that is just six words long, while it will take longer time to do the same for complex passwords.

Police may require the assistance of a computer expert to break any password protections or to unlock encrypted files to reveal evidence of criminal activity.

The bureau has taken pains to note that it did not ask Apple to break the password, and that this solution would not work on newer phones.

When we say "good news", we mean "good news for people who want to break into password-protected accounts", of course.

The U.S. indictment unsealed Thursday accuses Assange of agreeing to help [Chelsea] Manning break a password to the Defense Department's computer network in 2010.