Gregory's ServerIf you use KeePass 2.x (NOT KeePassXC or KeePass 1.x) then your master password has been leaked into your RAM in cleartext - the fix won't be released until June, but you can get an unstable experimental build with a fix right now, or you can uninstall keepass and move to KeePassXC: https://www.pcworld.com/article/1923963/an-exploit-can-reveal-your-keepass-master-password-in-plaintext.html
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@cadey (seriously just use KeePassXC its so much better imo) @cadey if you use 1Password or about half the other password managers, it won’t be fixed at all, ever @cadey wait theres something other then keypass xc. thats news to me. also best go experimental or to a more safer keypass and then change your master password if you use keypass. |
> All existing versions of KeePass 2.x (e.g., 2.53.1) are affected. Meanwhile, KeePass 1.x (an older edition of the program that’s still being maintained), KeePassXC, and Strongbox, which are other password managers compatible with KeePass database files, are not affected according to vdohney.
(since many people i know that 'use KeePass' are on KeePassXC anyways)
> All existing versions of KeePass 2.x (e.g., 2.53.1) are affected. Meanwhile, KeePass 1.x (an older edition of the program that’s still being maintained), KeePassXC, and Strongbox, which are other password managers compatible with KeePass database files, are not affected according to vdohney.