terminal42/contao-password-validation

A Contao bundle that validates user passwords against your password policy.

Features

• Validate a password against your organization policies
• Force members to do a password-change

Installation

Choose the installation method that matches your workflow!

Installation via Contao Manager

Search for terminal42/contao-password-validation in the Contao Manager and add it to your installation. Finally, update the packages.

Manual installation

Add a composer dependency for this bundle. Therefore, change in the project root and run the following:

composer require terminal42/contao-password-validation

Depending on your environment, the command can differ, i.e. starting with php composer.phar … if you do not have composer installed globally.

Then, update the database via the Contao install tool.

Configuration

Password validation

Add the following configuration parameters to your app/config/config.yml:
(Skip options that you do not need)

terminal42_password_validation:
  Contao\FrontendUser:
    min_length: 10
    max_length: 20
    require:
      uppercase: 1
      lowercase: 1
      numbers: 1
      other: 1
    other_chars: "+*ç%&/()=?"
    password_history: 10
    change_days: 90
    haveibeenpwned: 1
  Contao\BackendUser:
    min_length: 10
    haveibeenpwned: 1

Parameter	Purpose
password_history:	Keep track of the latest n passwords, and force the users not to choose one of their recent passwords.
change_days:	Ask the user to change their password after certain days.
haveibeenpwned:	Check the user password against known data breaches reported to ';--have i been pwned?. The configuration allows you to specify an integer to define the minimum number of data breaches the password needs to occur in to fail password validation.

Password-change

1. Create a "password-change" page and place a password-change module on it. Select this page as password-change page in the page root.
2. You can now force members to change their passwords by ticking the corresponding checkbox in the member edit-mask.

Add your own password validator

You can add your own validation rule, e.g. a dictionary check.

Create a class that implements PasswordValidatorInterface. Then, create and tag a corresponding service.

  app.password_validation.validator.dictionary:
    class: App\PasswordValidation\Validator\Dictionary
    tags:
      - { name: terminal42_password_validation.validator, alias: dictionary }

License

This bundle is released under the MIT license