New Vulnerabilities Found in Top Password Managers
New research by Independent Security Evaluators (ISE) has found serious flaws in the top password managers 1Password, Dashlane, KeePass and LastPass, which render the products about as secure as text files containing passwords. ISE CEO Stephen Bono stated that “100 percent of the products that ISE analyzed failed to provide the
How Americans Leave their Personal Info Open to Thieves
According to a new survey by CreditCards.com, Americans are greatly concerned about identity theft, yet 9 in 10 people engage in risky data security behavior. A whopping 82% of survey respondents indicated that they reused passwords for different user accounts in the past year, with 22% of them stating that they
57% of IT workers who get phished don’t change their password behaviors
New research by Yubico and the Ponemon Institute sheds light on the somewhat surprising security practices and concerns of IT personnel in the US, France, Germany and the UK. The most disturbing finding of the study is that 57% of respondents that had been at the receiving end of a