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Two password policies are being considered. The first allows passwords to contain any letter (upper or lowercase), number, or the special characters $, #, %, Λ†, and &, and requires the password length to be exactly 16 characters. The second policy limits passwords to only lowercase characters, but uses a length of exactly 24 characters. Which policy is more secure?

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