In this article we will explain the Brute-force password protection, which will lock your account after you enter your password incorrectly 10 times, to protect your data from malicious attacks.
The brute-force password protection is enabled for all Thinkproject CLOUD user accounts.
This means, that your account will be locked after 10 consecutive incorrect password attempts.
This feature has been added to protect user accounts from malicious hacker attacks and to protect your data.
When you have entered you password incorrectly too many times, the following message will appear on the login page:
You will then receive the following e-mail to the address, that is connected to your Thinkproject CLOUD account:
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If you did not receive this e-mail, but your account is locked, check your spam filter.
If you still can't find this e-mail. please contact our support team.
If you didn't try to login and entered your details wrong, please contact your IT Department or a member of your security team.
If you have entered your password incorrect multiple times, click on the unlock button to unlock your user account.
You will then be forwarded to the Thinkproject CLOUD Login page. Please enter your correct login details to access your account.
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If you forgot your password, please use the Forgot Password? function. For further instructions you can follow this guide: Forgotten Password