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- Named in breach reports by The Hacker NewsmSecure urges customers to change passwords after suspicious activity
- Named in breach reports by Cyber Security NewsmSecure urges users to secure logins after suspicious activity at its maker
- Named in breach reports by The Register (Security)mSecure tells users to change passwords after suspicious activity, cause unexplained
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mSecure urges customers to change passwords after suspicious activity
mSeven Software emailed mSecure customers on November 3 after recently detecting suspicious activity linked to the password manager. Users are advised to change stored passwords, reset two-factor authentication and remove passkeys. The article is truncated, so the scope and cause of the activity are not stated.
mSecure urges users to secure logins after suspicious activity at its maker
mSeven Software has warned current and former mSecure customers to change stored passwords, reset or re-enrol two-factor authentication, and remove existing passkeys after detecting suspicious activity. The notice does not explain the cause, the scope, or whether any customer vaults were accessed. The warning follows a separate December 2025 review by Germany's BSI, though no link to this incident has been established.
mSecure tells users to change passwords after suspicious activity, cause unexplained
mSeven Software has warned mSecure customers to change stored passwords, reset two-factor authentication and possibly remove passkeys after detecting suspicious activity. It has launched an investigation with external experts but has not said what the activity was, when it happened or whether customer data was accessed. Customers with large numbers of stored credentials are concerned about the scale of the work required.