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		<title>Brute Force Attack</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In the context of computer security, a brute force attack is a particular strategy used to break your lovingly crafted password. This is the most widely used method of cracking passwords and it involves running through all the possible permutations of keys until the correct key is found. For example, if your password is 2 characters long and consists of letters and numbers - and is case sensitive, then a brute force attacj would see a potential 3,844 different "guesses" at your password. This is because:]]></description>
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