mSecure tells users to reset passwords after reported theft of encrypted database
mSeven Software, founded by Ray Marshall in 2008, has told current and former mSecure users to rotate credentials after support replies described a stolen encrypted cloud database.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: BleepingComputer
Why it matters
Password managers concentrate the keys to a person's email, money, work, and crypto accounts in one vault. An attacker with an encrypted database can try to crack weak master passwords offline, even under a zero-knowledge design.
mSeven Software has told current and former mSecure customers to change passwords, reset two-factor authentication, and remove passkeys after detecting suspicious activity. Support replies shared by customers describe the theft of an encrypted database from mSecure Cloud.…
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