authentication requires users to fulfill any two of these requirements.
Increasing the number of characters in a password exponentially increases the time it takes to brute force a password.
Passwords should consist of a combination of upper- and lower-case letters, numbers, and special characters (e.g.,!@#$%^&*?).
A hacker can also use this information to guess the answers to password reset questions and allow a hacker to reset a password.
Always set a password to prevent unauthorized access to these settings.
A better policy is to require stronger passwords and not force users to reset at specific intervals.
Hackers can use a list of compromised passwords to perform a password cracking attack
Personal information
Common passwords
Password composition
Password length
Reset interval
Multi-factor authentication
BIOS/UEFI Password
