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hello everyone today we will talk about WPF control password box it is the control for entering passwords it looks exactly like text box except that it hides the password while user is entering it and shows Asterix symbol or rather other symbol instead of the password so what might seem a simple control actually is a bit tricky because the password property in password box is not a dependency property that means we cannot bind this password property to a property in our view model because only dependency properties can be bound so thereamp;#39;s a couple of workarounds for this I will show you two ways one is to use an detached property and another way is to pull it straight from the view while pulling state straight from the view might seem that it it contradicts mvvm however I will show you how to implement it and that it does not so first I will use the most common way is to use the attached property here I have already implemented this attached property I donamp;#39;t want to go
