Password special characters

Password special characters is an selection of punctuation characters that are present on standard US keyboard and frequently used in passwords. Character Name Unicode Space U+0020  ! Exclamation U+0021 " Double quote U+0022 # Number sign (hash) U+0023 $ Dollar sign U+0024  % Percent U+0025 & Ampersand U+0026 ' Single quote U+0027 ( Left parenthesis U+0028 ) Right parenthesis U+0029 * Asterisk U+002A + Plus U+002B , Comma U+002C - Minus U+002D . Full stop U+002E / Slash U+002F  : Colon U+003A  ; Semicolon U+003B < Less than U+003C = Equal sign U+003D > Greater than U+003E  ? Question mark U+003F @ At sign U+0040 [ Left bracket U+005B \ Backslash U+005C ] Right bracket U+005D ^ Caret U+005E _ Underscore U+005F ` Grave accent (backtick) U+0060 { Left brace U+007B | Vertical bar U+007C } Right brace U+007D ~ Tilde U+007E The same list as string (between double quotes): " !"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]^_`{|}~" Various operating systems and applications may apply limitations to this set: Oracle Identity Manager and Microsoft Active Directory

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