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Monthly Archives: August 2019
Password Strength Is A Hard Problem
We are all familiar with the classic advice on password strength, a mix of lowercase, uppercase, symbols, numbers, of a certain length. It is trivial to construct a validator for password strength in Python The problem with this is that … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber, Linux, Microsoft, Python, Random thoughts, SQL Server
Tagged Cyber, cybersecurity, passwords, Python
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Microsoft Professional Program Cybersecurity
In a previous job, amongst many other things I was responsible for the tending of a small herd of HP DL-whatever servers, ~1500 machines all running RHEL. These were considered mission-critical for the business unit. I used various tools for … Continue reading
