For those who use these, there's an article worth reading on Bleeping Computer.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/s ... g-attacks/
Keepass seems to be OK but, as it's not mentioned, there's no certainty.
Vulnerable Password Managers.
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Giraffe
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Vulnerable Password Managers.
Windows 7 Pro 32-bit. Comodo Internet security or Comodo Firewall + Avira Anivirus.
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Gemmaugr
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Re: Vulnerable Password Managers.
KeePass has been breached in 2015 and 2019: https://bestreviews.net/which-password- ... en-hacked/
I prefer manual passwords. Static part and dynamic part. Making them both memorable and unique.
I prefer manual passwords. Static part and dynamic part. Making them both memorable and unique.
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Moonchild
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Re: Vulnerable Password Managers.
Keep your third-party password manager out of your browser, I say. Can't clickjack something that isn't in a consistent location relative to web content. And for lower-importance passwords use Pale Moon's built-in one with a master password for convenience if it's too much of a hassle to use shortcut keys from the password manager 
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