Password Attacks, Password Cracking, and ways to minimize successful attempts - Sec+

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CompTIA (Security+ ) Information Technology Fichas sobre Password Attacks, Password Cracking, and ways to minimize successful attempts - Sec+, creado por Lyndsay Badding el 26/04/2023.
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SAM or Shadow Folder where the hashes of passwords are stored on a local device SAM on Windows Shadow Folder on Linux
Brute Force Attack runs through a series of characters, attempting every possible combination preferred method is offline, where the attacker has the pass hash database online runs the risk of lockout
Dictionary Attack involves hashing a very long list of words to see if the hash in question is produced
Hybrid Attack combination of brute force and dictionary attacks adds a numeric prefix or suffix to password, or replaces certain characters with special characters
Password Spraying uses common passwords along with multiple usernames
Guessing Attack uses knowledge about the victim to guess the password
Birthday Attack the likelihood that 2 or more passwords have the same hash within a group
Rainbow Attack a table (rainbow table) of pre-hashed passwords available on the internet and have millions of hashes available
Salting random text is added to a password before hashing it
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