Serious Security: What We Can Learn from the KeePass Password Manager Bug
Introduction
The news of the “master password crack” vulnerability in the KeePass open-source password manager has garnered significant attention in the past few weeks. This bug is significant enough to have received an official US government identifier, known as CVE-2023-32784. As the password manager’s master password is the key to an individual’s entire digital castle, it is crucial
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