A web-based attack called clickjacking can get information from password manager browser extensions using auto-fill settings.

Most password managers are secure, but one common vulnerability makes it possible for hackers to steal your data anyway.

Using a password manager makes it so you just have to memorize a single password (for the manger itself) and then the manager remembers everything else. Logins, passwords, databases, credit cards, ...

Google Password Manager is one of many useful security features on Android, but now there's finally an official app for the ...

If you stay with Dashlane, you must upgrade to a Premium subscription (our current top pick for best password manager). Its ...

Dropbox is killing off its password manager. Here's what to do immediately so that you won't get locked out of important ...

Discover the essential strategies for safeguarding access to your self-hosted password manager, including 2FA, multi-device ...

A researcher has tested nearly a dozen password managers and found that they were all vulnerable to clickjacking attacks.

Google Password Manager is now on the Play Store, letting Android users easily manage passwords, passkeys, and more in a ...

Autofill provides an easy way for malicious actors to access your password, so at the very least, you should disable automatic autofill. Making the switch to passkeys is the best way to protect your ...

September 16 is D-Day for Dashlane, and by D-Day, I mean the discontinuation of the password manager’s free plan. Users will have to upgrade to a Dashlane paid plan, or switch over to a different free ...

The maker of Passwordstate, an enterprise-grade password manager for storing companies’ most privileged credentials, is ...