brute force methods
[/bruːt fɔːrs ˈmɛθədz/]
nounpl: brute force methods
métodos de força bruta
1. A computational approach that exhaustively tries all possible solutions without employing any optimization techniques or intelligence
The hacker used brute force methods to crack the password by trying every possible combination.
O hacker usou métodos de força bruta para quebrar a senha tentando todas as combinações possíveis.
2. Problem-solving techniques that rely on raw computing power and trial-and-error rather than clever algorithms
In cryptography, brute force methods involve testing every key until the correct one is found.
Em criptografia, métodos de força bruta envolvem testar cada chave até encontrar a correta.
3. An approach characterized by excessive use of physical force or power without finesse or strategy
Rather than negotiating, they resorted to brute force methods to solve the conflict.
Em vez de negociar, eles recorreram a métodos de força bruta para resolver o conflito.
This term is primarily used in technical and computing contexts in both English and Portuguese-speaking countries. It gained prominence with the rise of cybersecurity concerns and computer science education. In Brazil, 'força bruta' has become standard terminology among IT professionals, especially when discussing security vulnerabilities and hacking techniques. The phrase reflects a global tech culture where computational methods are constantly discussed and refined.
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