Text Passwords Welcome! You are encouraged to register with the site and login (for free). When you register, you support the site and your question history is saved.The average text-format computer password is highly effective at stopping casual attempts by hackers to break into a critical, secured computer systems but can be hacked within a few minutes by a powerful computer permitted to make repeated remote login attempts. No critical, secured computer system can afford to be defended by a measure that will last as little time as a few minutes. Biometric authentication, on the other hand, has no vulnerability to remote repeated login attempts. Clearly, therefore, for critical, secured computer systems, the average text-format computer password can play no part in effectively stopping hacking attempts. The argument is most vulnerable to the objection that it fails to consider that there might be noncritical secured computer systems for which the average text-format computer password can be perfectly useful identify any alternative method of stopping hackers that could be used instead of the method it rejects distinguish among the various kinds of biometric authentication consider the possibility of combining the two methods of stopping hackers that it mentions consider that stronger-than-average text-format computer passwords take days to be cracked by repeated login attempts, making them effective enough for critical, secured computer systems Review Answer