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Password Attack 

A password attack is a type of cyber attack where an attacker attempts to gain unauthorized access to a system or account by guessing or cracking the password. There are several types of password attacks, including:

1) Brute-force attack: This is an attack where an attacker uses automated tools to try every possible combination of characters until they find the correct password.

1)Dictionary attack: This is an attack where an attacker uses a pre-built list of common passwords or words to try to guess the correct password.

2)Phishing: This is an attack where an attacker sends a fraudulent email or message to a victim, attempting to trick them into revealing their password.

3)Social engineering: This is an attack where an attacker manipulates a victim into revealing their password through psychological manipulation or deception.

4)Rainbow table attack: This is an attack where an attacker uses a pre-computed table of hashes to quickly reverse the hash value of a password.

To protect yourself from password attacks, it's important to use strong and unique passwords, enable two-factor authentication whenever possible, and be vigilant for phishing attempts and social engineering tactics.