If you are reading this on a Windows device, you need to watch out for dangerous new malware that has been infecting internet browsers, password managers, and even cryptocurrency wallets. The ...

While malware has previously targeted the credentials stored in the password managers included in popular Web browsers, third-party password managers have typically not been targeted.

The targeted processes include Password Safe (PWsafe.exe), which was designed by security expert Bruce Schneier, and KeePass (KeePass.exe). Both are open-source password managers.

A new version of the ViperSoftX information-stealing malware has been discovered with a broader range of targets, including targeting the KeePass and 1Password password managers. The report comes ...

Malware disguised as game mods is targeting gamers by exploiting DLL flaws and bypassing antivirus detection through hidden ...

New Malware Targets 97 Browser Variants, 76 Crypto Wallets & 19 Password Managers Your email has been sent Learn how the Meduza Stealer malware works, what it targets and how to protect your ...

Picus Security says the number of attacks against password managers skyrocketed in 2024 The malware is growing more sophisticated Users should deploy MFA with password managers, research suggests ...

FROM EARLIER: Scary new malware uses a Gmail trick to steal your data “Because the configuration file instructs the malware to capture keystrokes related to widely used password management and ...

The password manager solution providers that ZDNET spoke to all agree that, although the polymorphic extension attack presented by SquareX is currently a hypothetical attack (no known instances in ...

A site that pretends to promote the popular KeePass password management software is actually distributing malware on unsuspecting visitors. This site is part of a larger network of sites ...

The same applies to password managers. But the research, which finds password manager users are vulnerable to targeted malware attacks, does shine a light on ways to bolster our defenses.

“Because the configuration file instructs the malware to capture keystrokes related to widely used password management and authentication solutions, we can’t know who, exactly, is the target ...