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Researchers Demonstrate 27 Attacks Against Major Password Managers
Researchers demonstrate multiple attacks against major password managers, showing how compromised servers and design flaws can expose encrypted vault data.
UK’s ICO Fine LastPass £1.2 Million Over 2022 Security Breach
UK's ICO fines LastPass £1.2M for the 2022 data breach that exposed 1.6 million users’ data. Learn how a flaw in an employee's personal PC led to the massive security failure.
Scavenger Trojan Targets Crypto Wallets via Game Mods and Browser Flaws
New Scavenger Trojan steals crypto wallet data using fake game mods and browser flaws, targeting MetaMask, Exodus, Bitwarden, and other popular apps.
Popular Chrome Extensions Found Leaking Data via Unencrypted Connections
Popular Chrome extensions exposed user data by sending it over unencrypted HTTP, raising privacy concerns. Symantec urges caution for users.
Facebook Malvertising Campaign Spreads Malware via Fake Bitwarden
A Facebook malvertising campaign disguised as Bitwarden updates spreads malware, targeting business accounts. Users are tricked into installing…
LastPass Dodges Deepfake Scam: CEO Impersonation Attempt Thwarted
Cybercriminals using deepfakes to target businesses! LastPass narrowly avoids security breach after employee identifies fake CEO in WhatsApp call. Read how LastPass is urging awareness against evolving social engineering tactics.
Fake LastPass Password Manager App Lurks on iOS App Store
Remember, it is LastPass Password Manager, not LassPass Password Manager!
1Password Discloses Security Incident Linked to Okta Breach
This incident is a perfect example of the phrase "one thing leading to another.
New Meduza Malware Targets Wallets, Passwords and Browsers on Windows
Meduza malware is being fiercely marketed across different Telegram channels, cybercrime and dark web forums.
LastPass Employee PC Hacked with Keylogger to Access Password Vault
The LastPass password manager has suffered yet another data breach, carried out by the same attackers involved in recent previous breaches.