Sometimes the things you’re looking for are right under your nose. Enpass offers some really handy keyboard shortcuts that can boost your productivity if used well. Not many people know that there are several shortcuts that work with the browser extension as well.
Over a million users across the world use Enpass on a variety of devices running on different platforms. A lot of you also use other passwords managers – some of them are fine products, we agree.
After Google announced the first release of Android O as an alpha developer preview earlier this year, developers on our Android product team have been rubbing their hands in glee. Something that they’ve been anticipating for a long time, was finally here. The autofill APIs in Android O!
One of our beloved user Andre Dierker, reported a vulnerability in Enpass for Android, where in some situations, Enpass on Android was being presented with a vulnerability where the last edited item was being saved inside the app sandbox in data.xml in plaintext. An attacker could exploit this vulnerability to access that particular item on a rooted device.
A few days back, a security flaw was reported by Renato Marinho, in Enpass for traditional Windows, where when crashed, heap dump file of Enpass was generated by Windows Error Reporting feedback infrastructure, which might contain sensitive data. This has been fixed in the v5.5.6.
