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What is SRP?
SRP, or Secure Remote Password protocol, is a cryptographic authentication mechanism designed to enable secure password-based authentication over an insecure network. It allows a user to authenticate to a server without transmitting the password itself, thereby reducing the risk of eavesdropping or phishing attacks. SRP employs a series of mathematical computations and uses both the user's password and a salt value to create a secure session key, ensuring that even if the server is compromised, the password remains protected.
You want secure the password of root user?
Your question isn't exactly clear. If you want to secure the password, give root a secure password.
What is the default 'service' password IBM tape library?
The default admin password for the TS3100 Tape Library is "secure". The default admin password for the TS3100 Tape Library is "secure".
What is angelos password?
It's "password". Not too secure.
How secure is MD5?
MD5 password scrambler used to be secure but now is no longer secure.
How do you change your password in facebook if it has been compromised by hackers and when your advised not to reset your password on line?
My password has been compromised and i was advised by facebook not to reset my password on line. Yahoo cannot help me either, what should i do. Someone has unauthorised access into my facebook account. Please kindly advised and help
Default admin password for the TS3100?
User: Admin Password: secure
Which password provides the most security againsy being compromised?
I LIEK tRaInS is the best
How do you secure router?
add a password
Default password IBM storage TS-3100?
The default admin password for the TS3100 Tape Library is "secure".The default admin password for the TS3100 Tape Library is "secure".
What are secured password compromised of?
Generally, a secured password must incorporate a mix of capital letters, lower case letters, symbols, and numerical digits.
What are the disadvantages of using the same password for all networks?
I can think of two disadvantages right off: 1) The biggest one is that if someone compromises the password on one network it is compromised on ALL the networks. Hackers will often exploit this by attacking a less secure network to harvest passwords and then try them on more secure networks that the users also use 2) The other disadvantage is that if you forget the password you have now locked yourself out of all the networks. Somehow I don't see this as very likely though.
