You are in desperate need of a new password. What shall you do?... Designing your own interface, you will ask the user to input a phrase or long address that is familiar and uses upper and lower case letters.Example: We live in Minot North Dakota Then, you will output three suggested passwords of increasing password strength: Easy: Take the first character of each word (or number) and combine them into one word.Example: WliMND Medium: Using the easy password count the number of characters and then place that number right before the last character in the easy password.Example: WliMN6D Strong: Using the medium password, modify it in your own creative way to create a very strong password.You will get extra points for using string "slicing" as part of your password generation (Example: string4 = string4 + string3[2:5]).

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Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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You are in desperate need of a new password. What shall you do?...

- Designing your own interface, you will ask the user to input a phrase or long address that is familiar and uses upper and lower case letters.

Example: We live in Minot North Dakota

- Then, you will output three suggested passwords of increasing password strength:

- - Easy: Take the first character of each word (or number) and combine them into one word.

Example: WliMND

- - Medium: Using the easy password count the number of characters and then place that number right before the last character in the easy password.

Example: WliMN6D

- - Strong: Using the medium password, modify it in your own creative way to create a very strong password.
    - You will get extra points for using string "slicing" as part of your password generation (Example: string4 = string4 + string3[2:5]).

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