A good choice for a free, cross-platform C++ library for cryptographic schemes is Crypto++. This library is widely used in both non-commercial and commercial projects, as well as academia, student projects, and others, for its industry-proven implementation of cryptographic functionalities. The library provides support for AES and AES candidates, as well as other block ciphers, message authentication codes, hash functions, public key cryptography, and many other features, including non-cryptographic functionalities such as pseudo-random number generators, prime number generation and verification, DEFLATE compression/decompression, encoding schemes, checksum functions, and more. The library is available at ...
91. Validating user credentials
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