Haha super!
So we were not alone with our sudden interest in that feature :-)
Thanks!
MJ
On 5-9-2017 9:35, Thomas Darimont wrote:
Hello,
there is already a PR for that :)
https://github.com/keycloak/keycloak/pull/4370
Cheers,
Thomas
2017-09-05 9:32 GMT+02:00 lists <lists(a)merit.unu.edu
<mailto:lists@merit.unu.edu>>:
Hi,
Recently we were under attack of a botnet, trying out passwords for our
accounts, and we learned a lot from it. :-)
We learned the kinds of passwords and variations that were tried, and
how they were composed. Therefore, I would like to suggest an extra
password policy: a list of forbidden words (like an expression
blacklist)
We noticed that the botnet actually took often-occuring words from our
website, and tried those for passwords, often adding things like: a
year, or a part (subdomain or domain) of our email addresses.
(username(a)subdomain.domain.com <mailto:username@subdomain.domain.com>)
So, now we know what passwords are tried, but we have no way of
prohibiting those passwords/terms. We can only ask our users not to use
those words in their passwords.
If we could define blacklisted words, that would help (us) a lot.
(and perhaps others too?)
MJ
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