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Enforce Strong Passwords in CQ5.5?

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Is there any way to enforce strong passwords, e.g min length and special characters in CQ5.5 SP2.1 without ldap integration or a custom login module?

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Out of the box no; however, if this is something you need, you can customize AEM by wrapping a  Java library that contains methods that are suitable for performing server-side password strength checking within an OSGi bundle.  

This API looks like something that would meet your requirements: https://code.google.com/p/vt-middleware/wiki/vtpassword

This looks like an interesting use case to follow up on by writing a community article. Of course - if any other community member writes this up -- let me know and we will feature it on the official AEM pages in the SpotLight section. 

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Out of the box no; however, if this is something you need, you can customize AEM by wrapping a  Java library that contains methods that are suitable for performing server-side password strength checking within an OSGi bundle.  

This API looks like something that would meet your requirements: https://code.google.com/p/vt-middleware/wiki/vtpassword

This looks like an interesting use case to follow up on by writing a community article. Of course - if any other community member writes this up -- let me know and we will feature it on the official AEM pages in the SpotLight section.