So far https://studentaid.gov/ is the worst I've come across (I don't want to enter fake info^ and I can't duplicate my account to double check the requirements). From memory it was something like:
1) No words!
2) Can't reuse last 24 passwords
3) Excludes some special characters
4) 5 Security questions
5-10) Several other password requirements
Are the security questions case sensitive? Who knows.
^
"I understand that I’ll be required to certify that the information I provide to create an account is true and correct and that I’m the individual I claim to be. If I’m not the person I claim to be, I understand that I’m not authorized to proceed and that I should exit this form now. If I provide false or misleading information, I understand that I might be subject to a fine, prison time, or both."
The UI doesn't expose the password error codes. It just says “You entered an invalid response. For more info, select the help (?) icon.” (The NULL_USERNAME and NULL_EMAIL errors seem to be spurious in this context.)
Reminds me when my daughter made her Roblox account. They had some rule "don't use your real name" but they never asked her for her real name, so couldn't validate. They would arbitrarily fail a lot of chosen usernames that were made up fake names.
When she tried a variation of "Taylor Swift" it worked fine.
Hmm I just made an account two days ago and it told me no words allowed in the own. The email link they sent me to sign up no longer works, so maybe they changed something?
1) No words! 2) Can't reuse last 24 passwords 3) Excludes some special characters 4) 5 Security questions 5-10) Several other password requirements
Are the security questions case sensitive? Who knows.
^ "I understand that I’ll be required to certify that the information I provide to create an account is true and correct and that I’m the individual I claim to be. If I’m not the person I claim to be, I understand that I’m not authorized to proceed and that I should exit this form now. If I provide false or misleading information, I understand that I might be subject to a fine, prison time, or both."