November 19, 2022 at 1:35 PM
If you are using some editors like EmEditor or even if you want to do that with a programming language, you may come over and search for a way to select valid passwords only within the huge number of rows you may have.
This will save you time and resources, i.e: spending less traffic on your proxy subscription.
Valid passwords usually come with:
So here is the valid Regular Expression to get them:
Note 1: In EmEditor you will select `Match Case` and `Regular Expression` when searching or replacing them.
Note 2: You can edit/add/delete the special characters you want them included by editing this part: #?!@$%^&*-
Note 3: You can change the min and max length of the password by editing: {8,25}
Note 4: You can edit the separator between username or email, and passwords by editing: (?<=:)
This will save you time and resources, i.e: spending less traffic on your proxy subscription.
Valid passwords usually come with:
- At least 1 lowercase character
- At least 1 uppercase character
- At least 1 special character, i.e: #?!@$%^&*-
- 8-25 characters in length
- The passwords are on the right side of : each line.
So here is the valid Regular Expression to get them:
Note 1: In EmEditor you will select `Match Case` and `Regular Expression` when searching or replacing them.
Note 2: You can edit/add/delete the special characters you want them included by editing this part: #?!@$%^&*-
Note 3: You can change the min and max length of the password by editing: {8,25}
Note 4: You can edit the separator between username or email, and passwords by editing: (?<=:)
