The infected version operates normally as a password manager, but behind the scenes it’s stealing your login and password info, installing the ransomware payload, and proliferating to any other ...

Fake Bitwarden password manager advertisements on Facebook are pushing a malicious Google Chrome extension that collects and steals sensitive user data from the ... To mitigate this risk, ...

The hackers can then proceed with any additional attacks including keylogging, data theft and creating a backdoor on the ...

Members of the North Korean hacker group Lazarus posing as recruiters are baiting Python developers with coding test project for password management products that include malware.

Facebook ads have been used by hackers — as recently as this month — to spread fake Bitwarden password manager extensions for Chrome, which are infected with dangerous phishing tools.

A new study has also found half of older Kiwis still write their passwords on paper, posing a risk to their online security, ...

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It’s as true today as it was back then, only the threats have intensified. For example, a modified version of the popular KeePass password manager has been spotted spreading ransomware.