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How “autofill” can steal your personal information. This vulnerability has been around for over 8 years. Stay safe!

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Ryan M. Montgomery2 years ago

I posted the proof of concept on GitHub if anyone wants to check it out!

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Dave2 years ago

@1Password do you do anything to protect us from this?

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1Password2 years ago

Hi Dave, the team would like to look into this further - if you send an email in to [email protected] and include a link to your post, someone will be in touch!

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Megan Bess2 years ago

Wow. Good tip Ryan. Thanks.

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MR. Anonymous2 years ago

Well I use autofill becauseall my passwords are generated and over 60 characters, so I don't know what to do now

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Mandi2 years ago

Oh Jesus. I didn’t know that. Thanks for letting us know!

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Miss D ~Lady Calabash~2 years ago

@DeyOClub Thank you Ryan. You are always looking out for us. 💜🎶

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tvmalsv2 years ago

If the password manager doesn’t autofill hidden fields, could you do the same thing by just positioning the inputs off screen, or covered by another element?

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FlareXes2 years ago

WHAT THE HECK? I Never Even Thought This Way. I Need To Make Some Serious Changes. @Bitwarden and @Proton_Pass, Do You Have Any Security Implication Against This? Solution Could Be: While Autofilling Creds, Password Manager Can Warn User That Website Contains Hidden Fields.

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F45t_T4nk2 years ago

Thank you for sharing! 😎👍

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