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How do I change the default Linux password policy?

Here are a couple resources that cover how to change the default Linux password policy:

  • Red Hat KB: How can I force users to create passwords that meet complexity requirements, such as length, special characters and numbers?
  • man pam_cracklib

Posted on February 26, 2010January 24, 2022Author paul.delucaCategories UncategorizedTags linux, security

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