If we develop a new policy for our environment that requires us to use complex and automatically generated passwords that are unique to each system and are a minimum of 30 characters in length, such as! Hs4 (j0qO$&zn1%2SK38cn^! Ks620!, what will be adversely impacted?

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Braylen Arellano

Computers & Technology

2 June, 10:57

If we develop a new policy for our environment that requires us to use complex and automatically generated passwords that are unique to each system and are a minimum of 30 characters in length, such as! Hs4 (j0qO$&zn1%2SK38cn^! Ks620!, what will be adversely impacted?

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Aldo Andersen · Answer 1

The answer is "Login complexity will be increased very exponentially".

Explanation:

In computer science, The password is also known as a series of characters, which allows you to use the validation process to validate any customer's privacy.

It is normal usage of passwords that work together with a username to make it, it only accessible by the user, and to give the user accessibility to a computer, software or web page. If the password is more complex so, it is hard to learn, and it also provides login complexity, that's why we must use a less complex password.