Sentences with phrase «passwords against the network»

Yesterday Philip Reitinger, SVP & chief information security officer for Sony Group, made a post on the PlayStation Blog stating that they detected attempts to test a massive amount of sign - in IDs and passwords against the network database.

Not exact matches

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And I actually DO agree with you that it's ironic a law firm would cough up for an accountant to guard against trust report problems, and at the same time have its members travel with unencrypted flash drives of client data, leave their wifi networks open, or use pet names as passwords — or any number of things that an IT consultant would tell you not to do.

BOX has protection against brute - force (password guessing) attacks and detects an anomaly in a network.

The new standard will also protect against «dictionary attacks», making it more difficult to guess a Wi - Fi network's passphrase with password - cracking software.