While pen testing a client, you discover that LM hashing, with no salting, is still engaged for backward compatibility on most systems. One stolen password hash reads 9FAF6B755DC38E12AAD3B435B51404EE. Is this user following good password procedures?

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While pen testing a client, you discover that LM hashing, with no salting, is still engaged for backward  compatibility on most systems. One stolen password hash reads 9FAF6B755DC38E12AAD3B435B51404EE. Is this user following good password  procedures?

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No, the hash reveals a seven-character-or-less password  has been used.

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No, the hash shows a 14-character  password;  however, it is not complex.

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Yes, the hash shows a 14-character, complex  password.

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It is impossible to determine simply by looking  at the hash.

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