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The document discusses the importance of strong passwords and passphrases and provides tips to improve password security. It notes that short passwords can now be cracked within minutes using cloud computing services. It recommends using passphrases that are at least 15 characters long instead of passwords, and enabling two-factor authentication for additional security. The document aims to educate readers on how to better protect their online accounts by using more robust credentials that are difficult for hackers to guess or crack through brute force attacks.
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3. How data quality and governance form the backbone of AI.
4. Organizational processes and structures that may inhibit effective AI adoption.
6. Ideas and approaches to help build your organization's AI strategy.
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Why your password sucks
- 1. Why Your Password Sucks And how to fix it.
- 2. Rank These Passwords by “secureness” Missouri Fr33 b33r F(3)*4%1q1Ff! hotwings are awesome
- 3. Ranked by security… hotwings are awesome F(3)*4%1q1Ff! Fr33 b33r Missouri
- 4. We told you a great password is.. 8 Characters Long. Has a few symbols. Has uppercase letters. Has lowercase letters. Has a number in it.
- 5. We told you a great password isn't… A word in the dictionary. Your dogs name. Your kids names. Your favorite sports team. Anything easy to remember
- 8. The truth is they suck… 2K1ds@hm Can be cracked in 1.12 Minutes <3Truman Can be cracked in 1.22 Minutes All times taken from https://www.grc.com/haystack
- 9. Why did we lie to you? 5 years ago brute forcing passwords was nearly impossible. If your password wasn’t in the dictionary you were pretty safe.
- 10. Then along came Amazon $1.60 an hour I can have the power of8 3.0 GHZ server at my disposal. Can processes a billion passwords attempts second.
- 12. How do we fix it? BY NEVER USING THE WORD “PASSWORD” AGAIN.
- 13. How do we fix it? INSTEAD THE NEW WORD IS:PASSPHRASE
- 14. Rules for a good passphrase At least 15 characters long. The longer the better. “That’s what she said?” Use whatever words you want. Make it easy to remember.
- 15. My last passphrase was… Landon loves to swing
- 16. That passphrase is… 21 characters long It would take 1.06 hundred thousand trillion centuries to brute force using an Amazon cluster.
- 17. In five years… Computers will be faster and passphrases will be as crappy as passwords. Sorry
- 18. 2FA is next! Two Factor Authenticationis something you know, and something you have.
- 20. Thank you for your time… Go change your passphrases!