It
isn't something I recommend to programmers who don't regularly code in
c/c++. You are injecting code into LSASS which is touchy at best. If you have
any memory leaks or other obscure code issues you could really hurt yourself.
When I initially started playing with them I was really good with the Win32 API
and the various pointer based data structures and had been coding in c/c++ for
years and was blue screening servers left and right initially. You could get
lucky and hit one right off that works well, on the other hand you could
introduce some real hokey issues that take forever to troubleshoot or you could
just completely blow your machines up.
joe
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Oliver Marshall
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 7:50 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone had any experience creating password complexity filters for use
with the Password Policies in AD 2003 ? I'm thinking of creating one here that
is more complex than "more than 6 characters" but not so complex as "Must have
either A) B) c) or D)" as users keep phoning me up and cant be bothered to
adhere to them. Is it something a non VC++ guru can do ?
Olly
