Well, the crazier thing is actually that I'm the IT person in this case
and good luck to hackers finding my server space, as it's among the 11
million websites removed from Google's database for being a free co.cc
top-level domain. You can't begin to imagine how many panicked emails
I've received from students who enter the URL I gave them into the Google
search window instead of the URL bar... Even after Day 1 in which I
complained to the class about Google removing all those URLs.
Judy
On Thu, 15 Sep 2011, Bob Sneidar wrote:
The crazy thing about these old password policies is most password systems
cannot be brute forced anymore, because they employ a lockout policy which
makes an automated brute force method impossible. Suggest to the IT guy at your
university that he enable the lockout policy of your domain, and then just live
with the inevitable few people who forget after typing it correctly for the
last year.
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