Date:23/12/15
A new online service allowing internet users to determine the level of password security has been launched in Azerbaijan. The “Password security” service is being provided to internet users by the Center for Combating Computer Incidents under the Special State Security Service Special Communication and Information Security State Agency via its official website (cert.gov.az). By using this service, internet users can check the level of security of passwords they use in the web space. To do this, the user has to enter a password to the empty box in “Password security” section of the website “cert.gov.az”. After that, the user will be shown both in words and in percent which level of complexity the password has.
Service determining level of password security launched in Azerbaijan
A new online service allowing internet users to determine the level of password security has been launched in Azerbaijan. The “Password security” service is being provided to internet users by the Center for Combating Computer Incidents under the Special State Security Service Special Communication and Information Security State Agency via its official website (cert.gov.az). By using this service, internet users can check the level of security of passwords they use in the web space. To do this, the user has to enter a password to the empty box in “Password security” section of the website “cert.gov.az”. After that, the user will be shown both in words and in percent which level of complexity the password has. Views: 612
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