Any idea how to get like this feature in c or c++
password= ********
but at the end system gets right password(means real input) but other people see this.
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Any idea how to get like this feature in c or c++
password= ********
but at the end system gets right password(means real input) but other people see this.
To confirm the password of a user, use pam (the official page is hosted on kernel.org and therefore down as of writing), in particular
pam_authenticate.If your application has its own authentication architecture (and most of the time, it shouldn’t), execute
stty -echo, ask for the password, and then executestty echoto restore the original behavior.