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Password Manager Passwork Under Scrutiny for Russian Ties
The popular password manager Passwork is facing scrutiny over its alleged ties to Russian intelligence services. This connection puts Dutch businesses and other users at risk due to potential security vulnerabilities.
17 Jul, 03:55 — 17 Jul, 09:17
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le-mondeHigh39d ago
The troubling Russian connections of a 'European' password manager
Although it presents itself as a Spanish company, Passwork was actually developed in Russia and operates with a license from Russia's FSB domestic intelligence agency. The situation raises major security questions for its customers, including several French companies.
Read full article →nl-timesMostly Factual39d ago
Dutch businesses at risk due to popular password manager with Russian ties
Passwork, a Spain-based password manager used by government agencies, universities, and businesses throughout Europe, including the Netherlands, is secretly of Russian origin and has ties
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