Binding to a PasswordBox

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Usually, when I used the password box and the security was not an issue, I simly used the attached property to bind to password property from my view model. This time I have to take the security into account, so I have to find a new solution. I was wondering if I used the attached property to access the SecurePassword property of the PasswordBox - would that still cause a security problem.

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Posted 5-Feb-12 5:05am

koleraba

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2012-02-05T06:54:00

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Since there is no binding available for password boxes, attached properties are the only choice.

Posted 5-Feb-12 6:54am

Abhinav S