Here is the .NET regular expression that I use to create a strong password (which is not true for my project password requirements):
(?=^.{15,25}$)(\d{2,}[a-z]{2,}[A-Z]{2,}[!@
Password Requirements:
- Minimum 15 characters (up to 25)
- Two numbers
- Two uppercase letters
- Two lowercase letters
- Two special characters
! @ # $ % & + ~ ?
They donβt have to be next to each other and in a certain order, since the regular expression that I inserted is required.
The above regex requires a password similar to this: 12abCD! @QWertyP
He REQUIRES them in a specific order in RE ... this is not what I want!
This must pass a properly formatted RE with the above specifications: Qq1W! w2Ee # 3Rr4 @ Tt5
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