A strong password policy should discourage which pattern that attackers guess easily?
Q1. A strong password policy should discourage which pattern that attackers guess easily?
Answer: Common substitutions like P@ssw0rd1
Explanation: Common substitution patterns like replacing 'a' with '@' or 'o' with '0' (e.g., P@ssw0rd1) are well-known and appear early in attacker wordlists and rule-based cracking tools, making them nearly as weak as the original words.