The infected version operates normally as a password manager, but behind the scenes it’s stealing your login and password info, installing the ransomware payload, and proliferating to any other ...

LastPass is warning that a fake copy of its app is being distributed on the Apple App Store, likely used as a phishing app to steal users' credentials.

Scammers tried to trick LastPass users into downloading a fake app on the App Store by impersonating the popular password manager.

Facebook ads have been used by hackers — as recently as this month — to spread fake Bitwarden password manager extensions for Chrome, which are infected with dangerous phishing tools.

The makers of the LastPass password manager have issued a warning that "LassPass" on the App Store is fraudulently impersonating the real app.

The attackers built a website that impersonates the popular Bitwarden password manager; if accessed via Windows, the fake site delivers the ZenRAT malware disguised as Bitwarden software.

Downloading a password manager app is a smart way to keep your passwords organized and your online accounts safe. Unfortunately, downloading a fake password manager is a good way to have your ...

Hackers are distributing a cracked password manager that steals data, deploys ransomware Watch out - that antivirus website could be a fake, and infecting your PC with malware ...

Password managers offer a way to mitigate these risks in that they allow users to create a separate password for each login.

A group of hackers has infected PCs with a modified version of KeePass, stealing passwords and locking down computers to demand payment.