Password Pattern

The password pattern (max. 250 characters) determines the structure of the password and its length. For each character group, a specific letter is used as a placeholder. Several placeholders can be combined with each other. After each character in the password, a pipe character (|) must be specified in the password pattern. After the placeholders a multiplier can be specified to create up to 99 equal character groups in the password.

To increase the probability for certain character groups, several identical placeholders can be specified, e.g. "aaaA" increases the probability for lowercase letters by three times.

Examples

aAnN*8

8 characters with upper and lower case letters, and numbers from 0-9.

A|a*6|nN

The first character is an uppercase letter, followed by 6 lowercase letters. At the end follows a number from 0-9.

L|r|l|r|s|nN*2|n

The first character is a large consonant on the left side of the keyboard. This is followed by small consonants on the right, left and again on the right side of the keyboard. After that a simple special character, two numbers from 0-9 and finally a number from 1-9.