5. Discuss whether the following task is possible to implement. The argument and the discussion are important.Password cracker: A company that does not want to be named asks you to develop a password cracker for Windows. They provide you with access and ways to test passwords, but this test takes some time. They tell youthat time and money are not relevant, just make it work. The positive side is that the passwords are never changed - they stay the same all the time. P.S.: This task has some tricky ethical implications, which are notrelevant here. Just think whether this is possible or not.

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Database System Concepts

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Question: Design A Javafx GUI For Tasks Management. The Task Data Is: Id, Title, Status, Added By, Creation Date. Do The Following: Add Task Manually And From A File. View Tasks. Find All Tasks Titles That Added By “Ali" Sorted By Id. Find The Top Four Tasks Sorted By Creation Date. Find All Tasks That Start With The Letter 'A' And Have Exactly Seven Letters (IgnoreThis problem has been solved! See the answerDesign a javafx GUI for Tasks Management. The Task data is: id, title, status, added by, creation date. Do the following: Add Task manually and from a file.View Tasks.Find All Tasks titles that added by “Ali" sorted by id.Find the top four tasks sorted by creation date.Find all tasks that start with the letter 'a' and have exactly seven letters (ignore letter 'a' case).Find who added the largest number of tasks.Find the number of tasks that are closed and open.Count the tasks that added by "Sami".Notes: Id is an integer value.Status can be (open or closed) only.Validate the add…

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