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An attack using every possible input to attempt to produce the correct output. Typically the method of last resort when no weakness allows the use of a more restricted input set. E.g. trying all possible (or likely) passwords, in an attempt to guess the correct one.
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Does digested passwords send over a non encrypted channel offers additional security over pl...
I am learning about WS-Security and trying to compare different options offered by UsernameToken as described in this document.
AFAIK, a digested password is a hash of the plain text password along w …
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