Hackers can steal your logins if you use this password manager

In fact, the exploit allows an attacker to steal a KeePass user’s master password in plain text — in other words, in an unencrypted form — simply by extracting it from the target computer’s memory. It’s a remarkably simple hack, yet one that could have worrying implications. Password managers like KeePass lock up all your login info to keep it safe, and all that data...

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