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1Password Lets Claude Use Credentials Without Exposing Them
technology1 month ago

1Password Lets Claude Use Credentials Without Exposing Them

1Password today announced 1Password for Claude, a feature that lets Claude perform tasks using your credentials while ensuring secrets never reach the model or Anthropic's servers through a per-session, zero-exposure framework. Credentials are injected securely to target sites, and an Agentic Mode keeps access locked down when an AI takes control of your browser; future support for payment cards and identity details is planned. The service is available now on Mac for business, family, and individual plans.

via Engadget|
#claude#credentials#password-manager
June Update Unlocks Password Exchange and Quicker Store Flows in Google Play
technology2 months ago

June Update Unlocks Password Exchange and Quicker Store Flows in Google Play

Google is rolling out Google Play Services v26.21 and Play Store v51.7 with several updates: Credential Exchange now lets users import/export passwords and passkeys between Google Password Manager and third‑party password managers; Play Store gains clearer sale pricing, a unified pre-registration/auto-install flow, and new banners for monthly challenges and Loyalty MAX; developers get Maps-related features in Developer Services.

via Droid Life|
#credential-exchange#google-play-services#june-2026
1Password hikes prices for personal and family plans
cybersecurity6 months ago

1Password hikes prices for personal and family plans

1Password is raising the annual cost of its individual and family plans, with the individual rate jumping from about $36 to $48 per year and the family plan from $60 to $72; the new prices apply at the next renewal after March 27. It’s the biggest price increase in years, though the service remains a leading password manager and occasional discounts may still appear.

via Engadget|
#1password#cybersecurity#password-manager
1Password hikes prices to fund security upgrades
technology6 months ago

1Password hikes prices to fund security upgrades

1Password will raise prices for both individual and family plans starting with renewals after March 27, 2026: individual plans rise from $3.99 to $4.99 per month and family plans from $6.95 to $7.99 per month, with the company saying the increase funds ongoing innovation and security. The upgrade also notes new features like saving logins and payment details, phishing protection, and faster device setup, and the price change takes effect at the next renewal after March 27.

via The Verge|
#1password#cybersecurity#password-manager
Top Password Managers Face Critical Clickjacking Vulnerabilities
technology1 year ago

Top Password Managers Face Critical Clickjacking Vulnerabilities

A security researcher revealed that some password manager browser extensions are vulnerable to clickjacking attacks that can steal sensitive data, but desktop and mobile apps are not affected. Several password managers have issued patches or are working on fixes, and users are advised to update their software, disable auto-fill, or use desktop/mobile versions to stay safe. Good cybersecurity practices, like avoiding suspicious links and using VPNs and antivirus software, are also recommended.

via CNET|
#browser-extension#clickjacking#cybersecurity
Top 5 Productivity Apps, Including One That Unlocks the Rest
technology1 year ago

Top 5 Productivity Apps, Including One That Unlocks the Rest

The article highlights five essential productivity apps used by the author, including Enpass for password management, TickTick for task organization, Notion for writing and planning, Google Keep for quick notes, and ChatGPT as an AI assistant for research and idea generation, emphasizing how each app integrates into their daily workflow to enhance productivity.

via Android Authority|
#ai-chatbot#note-taking#password-manager
Avoid These Embarrassingly Common Passwords in 2024
technology1 year ago

Avoid These Embarrassingly Common Passwords in 2024

A report by NordPass and NordStellar reveals that weak passwords remain a significant security issue, with '123456' being the most common password for both personal and corporate accounts. The analysis, based on a 2.5TB database from public sources, highlights that these passwords can be cracked in less than a second. The report emphasizes the importance of using strong, unique passwords and suggests using password managers to enhance security.

via CNET|
#cybersecurity#data-breach#nordpass
Google Password Manager Adds Family Sharing Feature
technology2 years ago

Google Password Manager Adds Family Sharing Feature

Google has introduced a new feature in its Password Manager that allows users to share passwords securely with family members. This feature, announced in February 2024 and now rolling out with the May 2024 Google Play Services update, is limited to family groups. Users need to create a family group to use the feature, which may not yet be available on the desktop version of Chrome.

via Engadget|
#family-sharing#google#password-manager
Google Password Manager Introduces Family Sharing Feature
technology2 years ago

Google Password Manager Introduces Family Sharing Feature

Google Password Manager is rolling out a family password sharing feature, allowing users to securely share passwords with family members in their Google family group. This feature is currently available on mobile with Google Play Services v24.20 but is not yet available on the desktop version of Chrome. The update also includes a Material You redesign for the Password Manager.

via 9to5Google|
#family-sharing#google#mobile