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There was also weirdness like this: "So, as far as password spray is concerned – your password doesn’t matter – as long as it isn’t in the “most common passwor
by cr0sh 7y ago
There was also weirdness like this:
"So, as far as password spray is concerned – your password doesn’t matter – as long as it isn’t in the “most common passwords” top 50 list!"
Shouldn't that actually read:
"So, as far as password spray is concerned – your password doesn’t matter – if it is in the “most common passwords” top 50 list!"
That is - don't use a common password (and don't reuse passwords), and your chances of a compromise go down greatly?
But this wording (and it's repeated similarly elsewhere in the article) seems backwards, unless I'm misinterpreting it?