A network administrator is establishing password security policies on network devices to protect administrative logins from brute-force attacks. Which security policy control directly ensures that users choose strong passwords that resist dictionary attacks?
- Configuring minimum length and character complexity rulesCevap
- BEncrypting the entire authentication payload using RADIUS
- CEnabling sticky MAC address learning on switch access ports
- DRelying on the default implicit deny clause in access control lists
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Configuring minimum length and character complexity rules directly ensures users create resilient credentials that resist dictionary and brute-force guessing attacks.
Configuring minimum length and character complexity rules is the standard control for enforcing password strength. Requiring longer passwords containing a mix of upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols significantly increases entropy and mitigates dictionary or brute-force guessing attacks.
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Password Security Policies and Complexity Rules