Sentence examples for scrambled passwords from inspiring English sources

From there they snooped around The Times's systems for at least two weeks before they identified the domain controller that contains user names and hashed, or scrambled, passwords for every Times employee.

The data also included corporate usernames and scrambled passwords.

The company also said that users' scrambled passwords were exposed in the breach, but were hashed and salted, making it difficult for anyone to reveal the original password.

The Sunnyvale, Calif., Internet firm said the hacker is believed to be a "state-sponsored actor" and may have gained access to user information such as names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, scrambled passwords, and some encrypted and unencrypted security questions and answers.

It also warned that "the last four digits of your credit card number (the standard information you find on receipts), and/or your cryptographically scrambled password (but not your actual password)" may have been exposed in the attack.

Tumblr didn't disclose much about how the bug worked, but said that a blog owner's email address, scrambled password (both hashed and salted) and their self-reported location, as well as previously used email addresses and the last login IP address.

The attackers also stole a cryptographically scrambled list of the passwords used on North American Battle.net accounts.

Almost every commercial site scrambles a user's password before storing it; when the user tries to log in, the password they provide is scrambled in the same way and then compared with the stored one, meaning the "plaintext" password is not available.

Visitors were walked through the familiar first steps of any online enrollment: Provide your name, your e-mail and a password, and retype some scrambled characters from the image provided.

Encryption is a process by which confidential information on a computer is scrambled and made unreadable until a user decrypts it, usually with a password.

Blum scrambled.