CompTIA A+ 220-701/702 Practice Exam

Answer - D - Using passwords with numbers, alphabets, and special characters decreases the chances of the password being guessed.

Key Takeaway: Using passwords with numbers, alphabets, and special characters is less prone to password guessing, dictionary, and brute force attacks. It makes it that much harder for a hacker to guess a password from different combinations of special characters, numbers, and alphabets available with case sensitivity.