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No. That password could be hacked by a brute force attack in a matter of seconds.
True - with SSL your traffic is being encrypted and cannot be understood or altered by a man in the middle attack or brute force unless the keys used are weak (which is not likely). There are ways to fake connections (primarily by proxy servers) so that the user believes they have an SSL connection to a site but they really do not. The actual SSL connection is from the proxy server to the site, not the user to the site. The end result is that the proxy may be able to read the user's information.
double DES is less secure than triple DES triple DES is much slower than double DES double DES is within the range of brute force attack. but triple DES is not in the range of brute force attack.
With SSL your traffic is being encrypted and cannot be understood or altered by a man in the middle attack or brute force unless the keys used are weak (which is not likely).There are ways to fake connections (primarily by proxy servers) so that the user believes they have an SSL connection to a site but they really do not. The actual SSL connection is from the proxy server to the site, not the user to the site. The end result is that the proxy may be able to read the user's information.
This question is too vague. What is meant by brute force attack? Physical or computers - need more info..
The speed of a brute force attack is governed by the length of the key you are attempting to discover and the number of "guesses" per second.
brute force and dictionary
Cryptanalysis and Brute Force Attack
That would be a "brute force" attack
Taking multiple measures to crack a password
Brute force
A brute force attack is defined as a trial-and-error method used to obtain information such as passwords or Personal Identification Number. Software is used to generate a large number of consecutive guesses in order to obtain this information.