Sentence examples for easy to crack from inspiring English sources

Estate-agent code has been stupidly easy to crack for years.

The government uses smart cards to supplement employee passwords, which have proven easy to crack.

I managed to find one of the few passwords that's both easy to crack and hard to remember.

An Intel researcher warns that SHA-1, a commonly used cryptographic algorithm, will be easy to crack by 2018.

MONDAY'S PUZZLE — If today's puzzle by Robert Cirillo were a food, it would be a fortune cookie: it's light, easy to crack and contains an auspicious message.

The screenplay glides quickly past the gathering of evidence; the killers left a number of clues that made the case easy to crack.

The colour coding was easier to crack.

It would be easier to crack the U-boat code.

Some of those mysteries are easier to crack than others.

Arora's research has made it easier to crack previously unsolvable computing problems, the ACM said.

Meanwhile, the project still hasn't seemed any easier to crack.