名词(进入房间、建筑或某个地区的)口令; <计>(使用计算机操作系统的)密码
1. 口令,密码:10 密码/口令:各种口令/密码(password)建议按照客户规范设置,使用密文格式,符合安全要求,不主张使用用户名充做口令. 1.5
2. 修改密码:智能锁启动时,在配置界面双击五维键封闭配置程序的时间重设密码(Password)失效时间,即下次访问加锁内容必须输入密码(Password)修改邮件可能(May)不加锁的BUG修改密码(Password)界面可能(May)无法显示的BUG收到新短消息时不要求输入密码(Password),
1. 口令;密码
A password is a secret word or phrase that you must know in order to be allowed to enter a place such as a military base, or to be allowed to use a computer system.
e.g. Advance and give the password...
上前说出口令。
e.g. No-one could use the computer unless they had a password.
除非知道密码,否则谁也用不了那台计算机。
1. People can carry a certificate of the grave position and an ID card to apply for a user name and password.
2. The bank refused a request from Tang's family member to change the password without forcing the man to go in.
3. In their following step, the suspects logged online with the QQ password to cheat the original user's friends online.
4. password的近义词
4. The worst thing that could happen to me is that I lose my credit number and password to hackers.
5. password的反义词
5. Thirteen percent who said they would pilfer data would also take password codes to continue getting into the network after they've left the company.
6. password的翻译
6. Chaney is accused of mining through publicly available data to figure out password and security questions for celebrity accounts.
7. Although this means the original password is protected to some extent, a hacker will prepare a database including all the possible results for simple passwords.
8. password
8. Hackers usually use their tools to find possible safety loopholes and decode them to acquire the user name and password of website administrators.
9. The pair managed to deduce the bankcard's password after just five attempts by using clues drawn from the ID card.
10. The clients give the securities passwords to private fund managers to operate stocks, but these managers can't withdraw money without the deposit password.
noun
1. a secret word or phrase known only to a restricted group
e.g. he forgot the password
Synonym: watchword word parole countersign