If you can see this check that
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| A. | /etc/gshadow |
| B. | /etc/shadow |
| C. | /etc/passwd |
| D. | /etc/htaccess |
| E. | /etc/users |
Almost right, but this file is involved with group passwords and not user
passwords.
Shadow does indeed hold this information.
In the past this was true, but in modern systems the passwords are
stored in a different file, making it much harder to see the encrypted
passwords of users without being root.
This is just silly.
This is just silly.