The popular KeePass password manager is vulnerable to extracting the master password from the application's memory, allowing attackers who compromise a device to retrieve the password even with the ...

The development team behind the open-source password management software KeePass is disputing what is described as a newly found vulnerability that allows attackers to stealthily export the entire ...

The best password managers are meant to keep all your logins and credit card info safe and secure, but a major new vulnerability has just put users of the KeePass password manager at serious risk of ...

Desktop software KeePass password manager securely saves passwords to web sites, computers, networks, email accounts and banking applications on your computer. Here's how it works: you set one master ...

The password manager KeePass is currently the subject of a debate concerning whether or not a particular design decision should be considered a security vulnerability. At the center of this debate is ...

Bugfixes In the entry dialog, editing one-time password generator settings does not cause the repeated password to be set to the password anymore. When synchronizing the active database with a ...

It’s been a bad few months for password managers — albeit mostly just for LastPass. But after the revelations that LastPass had suffered a major breach, attention is now turning to open-source manager ...

A vulnerability has been discovered in the KeePass password management software (v2.X), allowing an attacker to dump the master password from the program’s memory. The vulnerability (CVE-2023-32784) ...

A vulnerability in password manager KeePass lets a potential attacker obtain a plaintext master password from a user workspace, even if the workspace is locked. No code execution is required, and the ...

The KeePass KDB import/export module now refuses to use a master key containing an XML key file (because KeePass 1.x does not support XML key files). The KeePass KDB export module does not export ...