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  1. Implement Dropbox's (zxcvbn) password strength library

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    3 comments  ·  Feature Suggestions » Security  ·  Admin →
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    Peter Wise commented  · 

    An accompanying feature to choose the style and length of autogenerated passwords would also be fantastic. So when you click the "Generate" button you could get something like these depending on your settings:

    "words: 4" - applaud-bisque-batch-forefoot
    "letters and numbers: 20" - Qtaguzw2zku3zTksc4ED
    "letters, numbers, characters: 12" - #iD=7g3DJ9UN

    See the password generator in 1Password for inspiration...

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    Peter Wise commented  · 

    Please consider implementing Dropbox's password strength library in future versions of plesk. https://github.com/dropbox/zxcvbn

    Right now (Plesk Onyx Version 17.8.11) very secure passwords such as applaud-bisque-batch-forefoot won't even pass the "medium" filter, and very bad passwords such as Pa$$word123 are marked "Strong".

    Brute force cracking continues to get more sophisticated and the current strength ratings are misleading.

  2. Allow selective download of single files from an external backup archive

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    8 comments  ·  Feature Suggestions » Backup / Restore  ·  Admin →
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    Yes. Please store each domain in a separate archive file when doing a full server backup. Currently I have 50 sites taking up about 30GB of storage. If I store the full server backups on Dropbox or S3 and I want to restore just one site with 100MB of files, or even just one file or one directory, the current process will download the full 30GB backup file from the remote storage to the local server before it can extract the part I'm looking for. This takes a lot of time and a lot of bandwidth. Not really practical.

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