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README.md

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 ![](https://lithnet.github.io/images/lppad.png)
 
+*Read the getting started [blog post series](https://blog.lithnet.io/2019/01/lppad-1.html?m=1)*
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 Lithnet Password Protection for Active Directory (LPP) enhances the options available to an organization wanting to ensure that all their Active Directory accounts have strong passwords.
 
 LPP is a module that you install on your Active Directory servers that uses a [password filter](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/secmgmt/password-filters) to inspect passwords as users attempt to change them. Using group policy, you customize the types of checks you want to perform on those passwords and they are either rejected, or approved, and committed to the directory.
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 * **Regular expression-based policies**. If regular expressions are your thing, you can define a regular expression that the password must match (or not match).
 * **Points-based complexity**. Assign points for the use of certain characters and categories and set a minimum point threshold a password must meet.
 
-It also includes the ability to audit your users' existing passwords against the comrpomised password list. You'll be able to find the weak and known compromised passwords, and force those users to change their password.
+It also includes the ability to audit your users' existing passwords against the compromised password list. You'll be able to find the weak and known compromised passwords, and force those users to change their password.
 
 ## Additional features
 * Full PowerShell support which is used to;