Rewrite the program. Get rid of those nasty arrays and replace them with string data types. /* Simple buffer overflow example RJBotting 9/27/2004 Warning this is an example with many pieces of insecure code and information. Inspired by INSIDE THE BUFFER OVERFLOW ATTACK: MECHANISM, METHOD, & PREVENTION Mark E. Donaldson, SANS Corporation. April 3, 2002 GSEC Version 1.3 */ #include  #include  #include  #include  #include  using namespace std; void get(char* askfor, int numchars, char* input); void get_password(char* name, char* pwd); int main() { // Change these character arrays to strings. char name[8]; char pwd[8]; char passwd[8]; cout << "Address of name =" << &name <<" "; cout << "Address of pwd =" << &pwd <<" "; cout << "Address of passwd =" << &passwd <<" "; char Name[5]="Name"; char Password[9]="Password"; bool authenticated=false; while(! authenticated) { // input the name here get(Name, 7, name); // get the password pwd for the name get_password(name, pwd); // input a password passwd get(Password, 7, passwd); // cout <>input; return; } void get_password(char* name, char* pwd) { // Yuch! This returns pwd depending on the variable name // Rewrite so it accepts a string name and returns a string if(!strcmp(name,"botting")) strcpy(pwd, "123456"); else if(!strcmp(name,"ernesto")) strcpy(pwd, "765432"); else if(!strcmp(name,"tong")) strcpy(pwd, "234567"); else strcpy(pwd, "qwert"); return; }