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password boxes are a pain to deal with in wpf mvvm applications today iamp;#39;m going to be showing you guys why these passer boxes are a pain to deal with and what you can do to solve this problem so i have this mvvm application set up and i have this login view model where users can provide a username a password and then they can click a button and invoke this login command so just for this example letamp;#39;s take a look at this type in my username and type in my password and log in there we go but obviously the biggest problem here is that this password field isnamp;#39;t a password box weamp;#39;re not blocking the password ideally we would want this to be a password box and we wouldnamp;#39;t actually see the password so for example instead of a text box i want a password box and instead of showing the password in plain text itamp;#39;s going to show it with little bullet points so there is no text property instead there is a password property so you know weamp;#39;re ju