Top password manager denies its entire database can be stolen

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Open-source password manager KeePass has refuted claims that it has a major security flaw allowing for undue access to user password vaults.KeePass is designed primarily for individual use, rather than being a business password manager. It differs from many popular password managers in that it doesn’t store its database in cloud servers; instead, it stores them locally on the user’s device. The newly discovered vulnerability, known as CVE-2023-24055 (opens in new tab), allows hackers who have

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