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mSecure password manager users told to reset passwords after cyberattack

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has advised current and former password manager customers to change passwords, reset two-factor authentication and remove passkeys following a cyberattack. The attack reportedly exposed an encrypted customer database; the article gives no CVE, affected versions or attack vector. Defenders supporting mSecure users should prioritise credential rotation, 2FA re-enrolment and passkey revocation, and monitor for follow-on phishing that references the breach.

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What to do

  1. Change your mSecure master password and passwords for accounts stored in the manager.
  2. Reset two-factor authentication for your mSecure account.
  3. Remove and re-register passkeys linked to mSecure.

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