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Cybersecurity Persona Quiz

What is your cybersecurity persona?

You may be feeling confident that you can spot a phish that is trying to steal your password.  Perhaps you are diligent about changing it when you learn about your data leaked in a data breach.  However,  it could be that your passwords are easy to guess. 

If you are doing all the right things… is it strong enough to withstand brute-force attacks?

Brute force attacks are automated attempts to try every combination of every letter, number and punctuation symbol until a password is found.

Take this quiz and find out!

Before starting, think of one specific password you use.

Now, write it down here: ________

(Just kidding, never share your password!)

We have 2 options for this quiz, which one will you choose?

“The path of the Jedi” or “What is a Jedi?”

May the force be with you!

Infographic titled “Time it takes a hacker to brute force your password in 2023,” showing a colour‑coded table from Hive Systems. The table compares how long it would take to crack passwords of 4 to 18 characters using different character sets: numbers only, lowercase letters, upper and lowercase letters, numbers with letters, and numbers with letters plus symbols. Short passwords (4–7 characters) are marked as “instantly” crackable across all columns, while longer, more complex passwords progress through minutes, days, and years up to timescales like thousands or billions of years for 16–18 character passwords using mixed characters and symbols.
Close‑up of the Star Wars character Yoda, a small green alien with large pointed ears and wrinkled skin, holding a glowing green lightsaber in a defensive stance against a dark, blurred background.

The path of the Jedi...

Conceptual cybersecurity image showing an open laptop on a wooden desk with a glowing red padlock icon on the screen surrounded by the repeated word “PASSWORD,” while a hand reaches toward the screen, suggesting password theft or hacking risk.

What is a jedi?

Want to go a step further?

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