1Password, Dashlane, KeePass and LastPass each downplay what researchers say is a flaw in how the utilities manage memory.
Secure password firms 1Password, Dashlane, KeePass and LastPass are blasting a research report that highlights how a local adversary can crack open and steal passwords stored by the utilities.
The uproar began Tuesday when lead researcher, Adrian Bednarek with Independent Security Evaluators (ISE), published findings that demonstrated how someone could pluck clear text passwords associated with the utilities from the memory of Windows 10 systems.
“It is evident that attempts are made to scrub and sensitive memory in all password managers. However, each password manager fails in implementing proper secrets sanitization for various reasons,” Bednarek wrote in his research report.
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