Counts show the scale of password findings. User lists show which accounts need review.

pwncheck.me audits AD passwords offline, then lets you identify affected accounts and export the results. #ActiveDirectory #PasswordAudit

Not every AD audit finding is a breached-password match. pwncheck.me also identifies shared and blank passwords offline. Keep each finding distinct in the report so every account gets the right follow-up. #ActiveDirectory #PasswordAudit

Blank passwords and breached-password matches are different findings, so keep them separate in AD audit reviews even when both require action.

pwncheck.me identifies both offline. Review affected accounts before assigning follow-up. #ActiveDirectory #PasswordAudit

AD password audits can stay local. pwncheck.me checks existing accounts against breached-password data offline, without sending hashes to the cloud.

Would local-only checks change when you run an audit? #ActiveDirectory #PasswordAudit

A shared-password finding should trigger a group review, not isolated remediation. pwncheck.me identifies accounts using the same password offline, helping you decide which users need to change credentials. #ActiveDirectory #PasswordAudit

Before reviewing your user list, decide which AD accounts your #password audit covers. pwncheck.me checks accounts against breached-password data offline, helping you keep findings tied to a clear scope. How do you define yours? #ActiveDirectory #PasswordAudit