Which of these can be used to defend against some types of client attacks on a password system (note: the system must remain a user-knowledge-based authentication system)? Select one: a. Hash the passwords and store the hashes, rather than the plaintext passwords b. Store the password on a physical object c. Use one-time passcodes d. Limit the number of login attempts allowed

Which of these can be used to defend against some types of client attacks on a password system (note: the system must remain a user-knowledge-based authentication system)? Select one: a. Hash the passwords and store the hashes, rather than the plaintext passwords b. Store the password on a physical object c. Use one-time passcodes d. Limit the number of login attempts allowed

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Chapter12: Network Configuration

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