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Чтобы убедиться, что ваш пароль устойчив к атакам вредоносных программ, используйте схему шифрования, предложенную криптографом Брюсом Шнайером, сделав пароль из первых букв предложения. Так вы создадите комбинацию символов, которую вы не найдете в словаре, а современные программы для взлома паролей не могут генерировать такие комбинации символов.
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To make sure your password is resistant to password-guessing attacks, use the "Schneier scheme" – turn a sentence into a password, like "This little piggy went to market" is turned into "tlpWENT2m". This is the combination of characters you won’t find in a dictionary, and modern password crackers are unable to create such combinations of characters.
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To make sure your password is resistant to password-guessing attacks, use the "Schneier scheme" – turn a sentence into a password, like "This little piggy went to market" is turned into "tlpWENT2m". This is the combination of characters you won’t find in a dictionary, and modern password crackers are unable to create such combinations of characters.
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To make sure your password is resistant to password-guessing attacks, use the "Schneier scheme" – turn a sentence into a password, like "This little piggy went to market" is turned into "tlpWENT2m". This is the combination of characters you won’t find in a dictionary, and modern password crackers are unable to create such combinations of characters.
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To make sure your password is resistant to password-guessing attacks, use the "Schneier scheme" – turn a sentence into a password, like "This little piggy went to market" is turned into "tlpWENT2m". This is the combination of characters you won’t find in a dictionary, and modern password crackers are unable to create such combinations of characters.
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