Password Crackers Quiz

What is the measure of password strength?

A) The length of the password

B) The complexity of the password

C) The time and difficulty it would take to crack the password

D) The uniqueness of the password

What is a 'hash' in the context of password storage?

A) It's a method of encrypting the password

B) It's a transformed, fixed-length data representation of the password

C) It's the original form of the password

D) It's a password cracking technique

What does a Rainbow Table Attack involve?

A) Creating many hashes and looking for a match

B) Guessing the password through brute force

C) Using a precomputed table of hashes for possible passwords

D) Finding weakness in the hashing algorithm

What makes a password weak and vulnerable to attacks?

A) It's long, complex, and unique

B) It's short, easy to guess, and reused across multiple sites

C) It's transformed into a hash before storing

D) It's tested through password-cracking tools

What countermeasure can be used to make brute force attacks less effective?

A) Using a precomputed table of hashes

B) Changing the hashing algorithm regularly

C) Using a password that's short and easy to guess

D) Limiting the number of incorrect password input attempts

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