A mechanism to schedule password changes.

The password changes with each use.

It verifies users logging on to a Windows computer or server, handles password changes, and creates access tokens.

It's, again, it demonstrates strong security policy that the campus is also enforcing a 60-day password change.

Delays in password changes may be just the loophole a hacker needs.

When all the password changes had been implemented, the computer was shut down and rebooted.

And though in general they are set up with the best intent, they do insist password changes are implemented for all staff every 90 days.

If you're wise to the password change, you can flip the password back just as easily.

Once this is accomplished, password changes won't prevent future attacker access.

Apple could plug this hole by requiring entering the old password whenever a password change is requested.