Update to add Season/Year and Month/Year guess functionality based on… #9
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… pwdLastSet date. Added several parameters to handle generation of passwords based on the pwdLastSet active directory attribute. Guess formats include: SeasonYY SeasonYYYY MonYY MonYYYY MonthYY MonthYYYY Optional switch parameters include functionality to formulate the password as lower case (initial caps is the default) and append characters to the end of the guess for guesses like (Fall2018!).
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… pwdLastSet date.
Added several parameters to handle generation of passwords based on the pwdLastSet active directory attribute. Guess formats include:
SeasonYY
SeasonYYYY
MonYY
MonYYYY
MonthYY
MonthYYYY
Optional switch parameters include functionality to formulate the password as lower case (initial caps is the default) and append characters to the end of the guess for guesses like (Fall2018!).