By
Robert Siciliano in Finextra –
“Have you heard of iDict? It’s a tool that hackers can use to get passwords
via what’s called brute force attacks. It’s designed to crack into iCloud’s
passwords, and supposedly it can circumvent Apple’s anti-brute force attack
security.
But iDict doesn’t have as big a bite as you might think. A long, strong
password is no match for iDict. But if you have a password that’s commonly used
(yes, hundreds of people may have your exact passwords; you’re not as original
as you think), then it will be a field day for iDict.”
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