One effective method of preventing brute$-$force and dictionary password attacks is to set up a lock$-$out policy. This locks out access to devices, websites, or applications automatically after a certain number of failed attempts. With a lock$-$out policy, thes attacker only has a few tries before they get banned from access. If you have a lockout policy in place already and discover that your account has been locked out because of too many login attempts, it is wise to change your password. $$

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