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How can a hacker try all possible passwords if the system keeps locking me out after I get it wrong a couple of times? Hi, everyone. Leo Notenboom. Here for Askleo.com. Heres the question. Its a common one. I understand that my password, especially if its not very strong, can likely be figured out by computer driven program using trial and error, for example, all permutations combinations of numbers, letters and special characters. What I dont understand is this. Would the hacker, be it a person or a machine, have to actually try every one of these computer derived guesses on the sign in screen of the website they are trying to access to see if they get lucky? My experience tells me that after just a few failed attempts at entering a password, the website will not allow any more tries. So how in the heck are they able to try all of the thousands of possible passwords that they come up with? What youve described is called a brute force attack. It is literally brute force. You try e