>Usage
The passwd command is used to change or update a user's password on a system. It allows both administrators and users to manage password security by enforcing policies such as password complexity, expiration, and change requirements.
This command is essential for maintaining system security by controlling user authentication. Additionally, it allows administrators to lock or unlock user accounts and force users to change their passwords after a set period or event.
>Synopsis
>Options
-d
Deletes the user's password, leaving the account without a password. This is useful for setting up password-less accounts.
Example:
-zsh
> passwd -d <username>
Password for user <username> deleted.