No one can possibly remember every username and password they use. From banking to shopping to social media and beyond, you probably have more passwords than you realize. Using a password manager is ...

According to StatCounter, Android accounted for 71.72% of the world’s mobile operating systems as of February 2025. That’s an overwhelming amount of devices — and in turn, a massive amount of ...

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After delaying the transition to a standalone password manager, it turns out that the switch wasn't nearly as disruptive as I ...

Password managers are essential tools that many people consider unnecessary until they find themselves constantly clicking the "Forgot Password" button while attempting to log into various websites.

Password managers are time-saving, security-enhancing tool that everyone should be using, but every time Android refuses to play nicely with a password manager, I’m reminded why so many people don’t ...

A number of popular mobile password managers are inadvertently spilling user credentials due to a vulnerability in the autofill functionality of Android apps. The vulnerability, dubbed “AutoSpill,” ...

This FAQ dives into the many nuances that make AutoSpill hard for most people (yours truly included) to understand. This post wouldn't have been possible without invaluable assistance from Alesandro ...

Researchers have discovered a vulnerability among Android password managers, deemed "AutoSpill," which could allow malicious apps to steal user credentials while autofilling login details. The ...

Researchers have developed a new attack named "AutoSpill," affecting several popular Android password managers. The flaw, discussed at last week's Black Hat Europe conference, could potentially enable ...