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  3. Make your desired edits using drag and drop tools.
  4. Once completed, click Download/Export and save your RPT to your device or cloud storage.
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How to strike password in RPT

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hi guys welcome to my YouTube channel cyber security Ranger in my previous video I demonstrated how the passwords can be captured using um the error cap today Iamp;#39;m going to demonstrate that how we can use social engineering along with cloning a web page and then capture the usernames and passwords so the idea here is also to create awareness how easy it is to clone a website and then the emails that you receive in your uh you know inbox saying that click on the link and then it redirects you to a website which probably could be the website meant to capture your username and password so uh you know we should be avoiding that now the tool that Iamp;#39;m using for this particular demonstration is called the SCT toolkit social engineering toolkit so itamp;#39;s available in Cali you donamp;#39;t need to it just write SCT toolkit and then there you go itamp;#39;s pretty easy to use sat toolkit you donamp;#39;t need any commands so you just have to select the options from the me

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Rolling credentials updates all devices associated with one credential to the login an passwords on a second credential. You can roll credential information for devices, as well as create a job to update the devices configurations with the new login and password.
Attackers can often work out the new password, if they have the old one. And users, forced to change another password, will often choose a weaker one that they wont forget.
Heres how to get started: Go to your routers web page. Most routers have a login option. On the routers main page, look for Wireless Settings and then choose the Security Tab. Under Network Security Key, tick the box next to rotating keyword. Choose the time period that you want the password to rotate.
Password rotation is a security practice that involves changing passwords regularly to prevent unauthorized access to personal or business information. It is typically recommended to change passwords every 30, 60, or 90 days.
Secure Form Submission: Hidden password fields are primarily used to securely transmit passwords from a web form to a server. By keeping the password hidden, potential eavesdroppers or prying eyes cannot intercept the sensitive data during transmission.
8 types of password attacks Brute-force attack. A brute-force attack is a type of password attack where hackers make numerous hit-or-miss attempts to gain access. Keylogger attack. Dictionary attack. Credential stuffing. Man-in-the-middle. Traffic interception. Phishing. Password spraying.

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