salasanoissa
Salasanoissa is the Finnish term for passwords, secret strings used to verify a user’s identity in computer systems and online services. In everyday use, salasanoissa are entered into login fields to gain access to accounts, devices, or protected data. They are intended to be known only by the user and by the service that issues them.
A strong password typically combines length, unpredictability, and uniqueness. It should be difficult for others to
From a technical perspective, systems do not store salasanoissa in plain text. Instead, passwords are transformed
Security risks related to salasanoissa include brute-force and dictionary attacks, credential stuffing from leaked datasets, phishing,
In practice, organizations encourage the use of unique, long passwords and MFA, promote password management, and