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SIK-2016-042: Privacy Issue, Information Leaked to Vendor 1Password Manager.SIK-2016-041: Read Private Data From App Folder in 1Password Manager.SIK-2016-040: Titles and URLs Not Encrypted in 1Password Database.

SIK-2016-039: Https downgrade to http URL by default in 1Password Internal Browser.SIK-2016-038: Subdomain Password Leakage in 1Password Internal Browser.SIK-2016-037: Broken Secure Communication Implementation in Avast Password Manager.SIK-2016-035: Insecure Default URLs for Popular Sites in Avast Password Manager.SIK-2016-033: App Password Stealing from Avast Password Manager.SIK-2016-032: Keepsafe Plaintext Password Storage.SIK-2016-031: Subdomain Password Leakage in Internal Dashlane Password Manager Browser.SIK-2016-030: Residue Attack Extracting Masterpassword From Dashlane Password Manager.SIK-2016-029: Google Search Information Leakage in Dashlane Password Manager Browser.SIK-2016-028: Read Private Data From App Folder in Dashlane Password Manager.SIK-2016-027: F-Secure KEY Password Manager Insecure Credential Storage.SIK-2016-026: Keeper Password Manager Data Injection without Master Password.SIK-2016-025: Keeper Password Manager Security Question Bypass.

SIK-2016-024: Read Private Date (Stored Masterpassword) from LastPass Password Manager.

SIK-2016-023: Privacy, Data leakage in LastPass Browser Search.

SIK-2016-022: Hardcoded Master Key in LastPass Password Manager.

SIK-2016-021: Insecure Credential Storage in Mirsoft Password Manager.

SIK-2016-043: Free Premium Features Unlock for My Passwords.

SIK-2016-020: Master Password Decryption of My Passwords App.

SIK-2016-019: Read Private Data of My Passwords App.

Here's a rundown of the problems found and disclosed today by the team: MyPasswords Also, the researchers found auto-fill functions in applications could be used to capture stored secrets through "hidden phishing" attacks. For example, some of the apps include a built-in web browser, which expands the scope of possible flaws. The researchers observe that many of the apps fail to account for the possibility of clipboard sniffing, which may be done to capture credentials that have been copied into memory in order to paste them into a password entry interface.Ĭomplicating the vulnerability picture, many of these apps implement convenience features that affect app security.