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The rules for my university are: * 7 to 8 characters long * Must contain at least one of each: non-capitalized letter, capitalized letter, and a number * No sp
by windsurfer 15y ago
The rules for my university are:
* 7 to 8 characters long
* Must contain at least one of each: non-capitalized letter, capitalized letter, and a number
* No special characters allowed
- alanh 15y agoDoes your university have a mathematics department? … sigh
- jackvalentine 15y agoMine are: "The new password is to be chosen as a combination of alphabetics, digits and special characters. It must be eight characters long and contain one of the special printable characters (eg $ - ! : / = _). Normal alphabetic characters are case sensitive ie "a" is not the same as "A". Special characters may not appear at the beginning or end."
- drdaeman 15y ago> It must be While it's almost the exact opposite of [0-9]{4,6}, it's extremely annoying too. This is fairly secure for usual website password, but the requirements would throw this away: $ openssl rand -base64 9 TjB3tbYOo1wz Okay, it's fine when you generate a random password for each site (then store it somewhere), but if you're generating password from some one-side function from a site URI, then you have a problem.