LastPass customer names, emails, and support records stolen in third-party breach, vaults unaffected
Another security headache for the password manager
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Dashlane users locked out after brute-force attacks target password manager accounts
Security controls suspended accounts after repeated failed attempts to register new devices
Microsoft Edge stores all your saved passwords unencrypted in memory
The behavior was first documented in 2022 and has persisted for at least four years
New study finds security gaps in Bitwarden, LastPass, and Dashlane
Zero-knowledge encryption doesn't fully protect popular password managers
Hackers are using fake maintenance emails to trick LastPass users
Password managers are supposed to stop scams – now scammers are targeting them
Windows 11 now works with 1Password and Bitwarden passkeys, with more to come
Windows is finally letting you use whatever passkey manager you want
It's nearly 2026 and most people still use '123456' as a password
Check out the top 100 horrors
LastPass, 1Password, and Bitwarden extensions are vulnerable to clickjacking attacks
DEF CON demo shows how attackers can steal logins from popular password managers
Dropbox is shutting down its password manager next month – here are the best alternatives
1Password has an easy import function, but we also recommend Bitwarden and Proton Pass
Ditch weak passwords with Bitwarden, our favorite password manager
Stop juggling weak or repeated passwords. Our favorite password manager Bitwarden makes life simpler and safer to store your logins and auto-fill them across sites. Bitwarden is open-source and offers a generous free account. Check out more in our essential apps feature.
Can you manage your passwords? Survey shows many feel overwhelmed yet overconfident about it
Sharing and reusing passwords remain common practices, unfortunately
Google apologizes after 15 million Chrome users lost access to their passwords
Google Password Manager was borked for almost 18 hours
Upcoming Apple OS updates across iPhone, iPad, and Macs add generative AI, control center options, RCS texting
A new Apple password manager, hidden apps, full iPhone control on Mac, an iPad calculator, and more
Apple set to launch Passwords app, taking on LastPass and 1Password
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Google says passkeys are now used by over 400 million accounts, and over a billion sign-ins
Passkeys are more popular and feature-rich than ever
Hackers attempted to trick LastPass employee with cloned voice of CEO
Incident disclosed to raise awareness on deepfake-based security threats
Your favorite password manager could be exposing your credentials
AutoSpill is a security nightmare that affects even up-to-date Android devices
The worst passwords of 2023 are also the most common, "123456" comes in first
Last year's most common password: "password" falls to 7th place
1Password now supports passkeys on desktop browsers and iOS
1Password will now allow users to register and sign in with passkeys in your desktop browser and on iOS 17. Use passkeys to sign in to compatible websites, including Amazon, Google, Microsoft and more.
KeePassXC improves UI, a solid choice for an offline password manager
KeePassXC is a secure and open-source password manager for desktop operating systems. Its latest release fixes macOS issues and improves some UI elements. It comes highly recommended for cloud-free password storage.
Proton Pass, the free password manager from Proton Mail, is out of beta
Proton Pass is end-to-end encrypted for everything you store in the app. The free plan also includes a "hide-my-email" feature for when you sign up for online accounts.
Proton Mail's new product is a secure password manager
Let's hope the service doesn't turn into another LastPass-style security disaster
Store all your passwords securely with Dashlane
Dashlane saves, encrypts and stores your vault in the cloud letting you access your vault from any device. On its free plan you can store an unlimited number of passwords and other sensitive data.
Bitwarden's password manager browser extension has a known exploit it hasn't addressed in five years (Update: fix coming)
PSA: Hackers can steal your username and password for a website using an embedded iframe. It's a weakness for all password managers, and most have addressed the flaw in various ways, including issuing warnings when users are on a login page with an iframe or not trusting subdomains. Bitwarden is the sole exception, having determined in 2018 that the threat was not significant enough to address.
How to stop Android 13 from revealing your passwords
Make sure sensitive information doesn't appear in Android 13's new clipboard