Brute Force is a process to find good references by repeatedly trying all possible permutations and combinations of references. Generally, a Brute force attack will be automated when the software or tool automatically attempts to log in with a list of information. There are several ways you can stop Brute Force attacks. Some are as follows:
1) Increase Password Length: We need to specify a minimum length for the password. The longer the password, the more difficult it becomes to find. 2) Increase Password Complexity: Adding different character formats to the password complicates brute force attacks. The use of alphanumeric passwords, as well as special characters and lowercase and uppercase characters, increases the complexity of the password, which complicates the task. 3) Limiting Login Attempts: Set a limit for the failed login attempts. For instance, the limit for failed login attempts can be set to 3. When there are consecutive login failures for three times, then limit the user to login for a while or send an OTP or email to be used to login next time. Since brute force is an automatic process, restricting attempts to connect will break the brute force process.