The secret to preventing guessing, theft or password reset is a whole lot of randomness. When attackers try to guess passwords, they usually do two things: 1) Use “dictionaries” — lists of common passwords that people use all the time, and 2) make some random guesses. The <strong>longer and more random your password is</strong>, the less likely that either of these guessing techniques will find it.
Potajnstwo, zo by zhódawanju, kradnjenju abo wróćostajenju hesła zadźěwało, je wjele připadnosće. Hdyž nadpadnicy pospytuja hesła wuhódać, činja zwjetša dwě wěcy: 1) Wužiwaja „słowniki“ – lisćiny hustych hesłow, kotrež ludźo kóždy čas wužiwaja a 2) wuhódaja je přez připad. Čim <strong>dlějše a připadniše waše hesło je</strong> ćim mjenje prawdźepodobnje je, zo jedna z tuteju hódanskeju technikow je namaka.