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.NET package to check the password strength of a certain passphrase. A password strength checker based from RegEx (Regulax Expression).
This project was created to provide an easy to use and configurable password validation library. If the default configuration is sufficient for your needs the library can be used out of the box without further setup. However, if you have specific validation needs you can alter the library configuration settings and also provide custom validation methods. There are two parts to this library: score checking and validation testing. Testing a password will perform both actions. The score checking will provide an overall score to a password which is the sum of all test scores. The validation testing will return whether a password passed or failed the tests.
Password Strength Indicator somewhat similar to ASP.NET AJAX PasswordStrength extender control behavior Available Features: Password setting are stored in xml file, Client side and server side validation, Password strength in different colors, Check if password contains x number of Uppercase characters (A-Z), Check if password contains any Lowercase characters (a-z), Check if password contains x number of Base 10 digits (0 through 9), Check if password contains x number of allowable Nonalphanumeric characters, Check if password meet the Minimum and Maximum password length requirement, Check if password exceeded the allowable Maximum consecutive repeated character, Check if password contains keyboard sequence (i.e., 123456, qwerty, …)
Password Predicate is used for checking if a string complies with the given requirements. It is meant for checking password strings. It does not encrypt or decrypt the password and does not return a password strength. BUT IT DOES OFFER: - setting the minimum and maximum password length, - setting required upper case letter count, - setting required lower case letter count, - setting required digit count and - setting required special character count. ON TOP OF THAT IT ALSO OFFERS: - setting a list of words (strings) that must not be used in password, - finding these prohibited strings as substrings of the password, - finding these prohibited strings as subsequences of the password. - both substring and subsequence search can be turned on or off and - match prohibited string case can also be turned on or off. Password string must not be null and must not contain backslash (\).