But before I tell you about the passwords I must tell you about the signal calls, for they come first in order.
Well, we havepasswords to admit us into the Lodge on Ceremonial night.
Besides, if such fellows hadn't signs and passwords already, they'd set right to work and invent some.
Even regular armies have passwords and countersigns, and all the ships have signals.
I want you to atone for his wrongs and your own tragic mistake, by placing yourself with the signs and passwords of that Society at my disposal.
In the north the banners of the 'Spreading Lotus' and the 'Avenging Knife' are already raised and pressing nearer every day, while the signs and passwords are so widely flung that every man speaks slowly and with a double tongue.
It was the general legislative body of the order, and maintained communication within the order by means of passwords and cipher correspondence.
Stringent oaths were taken by the members, a code of signals, and passwords was used, and a well-organized society was formed.
Are you planning on printing thepasswords to their computers?
He had the passwords to get into the First State computers, and well, he showed me around.
He isn't so particular about your knowing a lot of signs and grips and passwords and winks.
Salts were intended to make password cracking far more difficult, so a hacker couldn't just encrypt a dictionary once and then compare it to every list of encrypted passwords he came across in his hacking intrusions.
It snagged passwords when people connected from their VMS computers to another machine over an X.
It worked at breathtaking speed and a hacker using Deszip could crack encryptedpasswords up to 25 times faster.
Cracking Unix passwords wasn't inordinately difficult, provided the different components of the program, such as the dictionary, had been set up properly.
Par had left programs running which sniffed people's passwords and login names on a continual basis as they logged in, then dumped all the information into a file on the hacked machine.
Standing at almost any point in the simply furnished room, someone could reach out and grab at least one pile of print-outs, most of which contained either usernames and passwords or printed computer program code.
He states that there were several signs and passwords by which the members were able "to be known to one another all over the nation," his faith in their effectiveness surpassing that of the most credulous in our day.
Still less could a mere curiosity to learn certain signs and passwords have held such men for long, even in an age of quaint conceits in the matter of association and when architecture was affected as a fad.
They have signs, grips, and passwordsfor recognition.
They taught the unity of God, the immutable necessity of morality, and a life after death, investing initiates with signs and passwordsby which they could know each other in the dark as well as in the light.
And so soon as she had told the passwords the Prince asked her to pardon him a moment.
The passwords are 'Henry the Lion' at the outer gate and 'Remember' at the inner port.
She gave the passwords of the inner and outer defences, the numbers of the defenders at each gate, the plans for bringing provisions up the Alla--indeed, everything that a besieging general needs to know.
Civilization and Humanity, the man of smaller vision had called out to him as passwords to safety.
There is abundant evidence, among ancient authors, of the existence of signs and passwords in the Mysteries.
What need of initiations, or oaths, or signs, or passwords amongst people who perfectly understand each other and are everywhere working for the same end?
Though there were signs and passwordsby which the members could know each other, there were no means by which any one could precisely sum up the whole number of "links.
The passwords adopted by one generation or by the group of practitioners on one island might suffer verbal changes in transmission to a later generation or to a remote island.
Henry did not find the slightest difficulty in being recognized, as he had perfected himself in all the signs, grips and passwords of the order in his travels with Wintergreen.
We returned to the house and there read over Peter's memorandum carefully, and studied the signs and passwords so as to fully comprehend them.
When all were assembled each one was required to give the signs, grips and passwords of the Golden Circle, or the 'Sons of Liberty,' as the name had been changed within a few days from the Knights of the Golden Circle to the Sons of Liberty.
We then got Dent again to repeat the signs, grips, passwords and instructions to Gen.
In the different places of combat a diversity of passwords prevailed, which might cause danger.
In imitation of this the names of other Representatives had been adopted as passwords on barricades.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "passwords" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
