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mSecure urges customers to change passwords after suspicious activity

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emailed customers on November 3 warning of suspicious activity linked to the app. The advice is to change passwords stored in mSecure, reset 2FA and remove passkeys. The available text gives no CVE, affected versions, attack vector or scope, so defenders should treat stored credentials as potentially exposed until the vendor publishes details.

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What to do

  1. Change passwords stored in mSecure.
  2. Reset two-factor authentication for your mSecure account.
  3. Remove and re-register passkeys associated with mSecure.

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  1. Tue 3 NovembermSecure Warns Users to Change Passwords, Reset 2FA and Passkeys After Suspicious ActivityThe Hacker News

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