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As we know, mosquitto cannot prevent brute force password attack. So I want to know whether wo have a plan to prevent brute force password attack. Wish you all well, thank you!
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The `BruteForceMatcher` tries all matchings, considering only transitions for scorings, not states. In case of a tangle, the tangle has the same number of red and green transitions as a non-tangle ver…
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Write in Python the function `def my_reversed(input_list)`, which behaves like the built-in function `reversed()` introduced in [Section "Insertion sort"](https://comp-think.github.io/book/06.pdf) and…
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Create a test case for the algorithm introduced in [Listing 2](https://comp-think.github.io/book/06.pdf).
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After you click "Log In" to test if your username and password is correct, there is no delay until the server lets you try again. Issue this creates:
* Hackers can attempt to brute force users passwo…
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Write in Python the function `def my_enumerate(input_list)`, which behaves like the built-in function `enumerate()` introduced in [Section "Linear search"](https://comp-think.github.io/book/06.pdf) an…
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Write down the execution steps of `linear_search(list(["Coraline", "American Gods", "The Graveyard Book", "Good Omens", "Neverwhere"]), "The Sandman")`, as explained in [Listing 7](https://comp-think.…
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Write in Python the function `def my_range(stop_number)`, which behave like the built-in function `range()` introduced in [Section "Insertion sort"](https://comp-think.github.io/book/06.pdf) and retur…
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It is not working, I tried with my own account (the one which I use to sign up for junk sites) and a wordlist which contained the correct password. Command prompt still displayed `sorry` for every pas…
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This made by @filarius . He managed to collect huge number of private/public keys and select only pairs with matching 300::/64 subnet. His hardware/software were following:
- i5 3570k, 4 х 4.0 GHz…