L0phtCrack 7 Shows Windows Passwords Easier to Crack Now Than 20 Years Ago
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Re: L0phtCrack 7 Shows Windows Passwords Easier to Crack Now Than 20 Years Ago
#2Windows has always done idiotic things when it comes to password security. Whoever thought it was a good idea to split all passwords longer than 7 letters into multiple passwords of max 7 letters in the original LANMAN system deserves some sort of dunce cap award.
Re: L0phtCrack 7 Shows Windows Passwords Easier to Crack Now Than 20 Years Ago
#3The windows password is more of a "Please don't use my area and ruin my browsing history" than an actual security option, I thought that was well known?
Full disk encryption is really the only way if you want to keep people out of your stuff!
Re: L0phtCrack 7 Shows Windows Passwords Easier to Crack Now Than 20 Years Ago
#4The windows password is more of a "Please don't use my area and ruin my browsing history" than an actual security option, I thought that was well known? Full disk encryption is really the only way if you want to keep people out of your stuff!
It's well known among people who know about these things.
My mother, on the other hand? Me: "What if your laptop is stolen?" Her: "But it has a password."
And she's far from the only one -- just in my anecdotal life.