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As AI becomes more advanced, it’s important to consider all the ways AI can be used maliciously by cybercriminals, especially when it comes to cracking passwords. While AI password-cracking techniques...

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As organizations spend millions of dollars on cybersecurity technologies, too many companies are still neglecting the basics. According to Verizon, over 80% of successful cyber attacks are traced back to weak or compromised passwords. This includes the recent cyber attack on Verkada, which compromised about 150,000 video surveillance cameras, including feeds located in Tesla manufacturing

The Verkada Breach and the Importance of Password Security in an Increasingly Digitized World

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, manufacturers were gradually shifting to digital technologies in what the industry calls the Fourth Industrial Revolution, also known as Industry 4.0. When the pandemic began, manufacturers accelerated their digital transformations as they retooled their production lines and back-end operations to meet shifting customer demands, product cycles, and time-to-market schedules, as

Why Modern Manufacturers Need Enterprise Password Security

A recent report was published regarding embedded trackers in LastPass and other password managers. The Exodus site published “2 trackers” for Keeper software. This is not correct. On mobile applications, Keeper previously utilized the Adjust SDK only to determine the source of the app install. This install was then attributed to Keeper’s marketing campaigns for

Keeper’s Statement on App Trackers

February dawned with news on the password management front from Apple and Microsoft. First, the Verge reported that Apple released iCloud Passwords, a Google Chrome extension that lets Windows and Mac users save passwords created in Chrome to Apple’s iCloud Keychain. The extension is aimed at people who use an Apple mobile device but a

Keeper’s Commitment to Staying Platform Agnostic

How much can a lost password cost you? In the case of Stefan Thomas, about $220 million. As reported by the New York Times, Mr. Thomas has 7,002 Bitcoin securely tucked away in a digital wallet — so securely that even he can’t access it, because he lost the password to the wallet years ago.

Don’t Let a Lost Password Lock You Out of Your Bitcoin Billions

Updated on April 11, 2023. Phishing is an issue that needs to be taken seriously by businesses of all shapes and sizes. The best way to protect your company against an inevitable phishing attack is to prepare ahead of time. Educating employees and running phishing tests ensures that employees will be able to spot phishing

How to Run a Successful Phishing Campaign Test

Data Privacy Day, which takes place annually on January 28th, is a global effort to educate consumers and organizations about the importance of privacy, promote easy ways to protect personal information, and illustrate to organizations that good data privacy is good business. Consumers are very concerned about how the companies they do business with are

Easy Tips for Businesses and Consumers on Data Privacy Day

Passwords are your first line of defense against cyber attacks, and a password manager is your all-in-one tool for managing, storing, changing, and protecting passwords. Modern browsers usually have their own versions of a password manager, but there are many problems with built-in password managers. For starters, they can conflict with non-browser-based password management software

How to Disable the Built-in Password Manager In Your Browser

Among the many repercussions of the widely-reported supply chain cyber attack on a network software firm is that nation-state threat actors gained access to privileged login credentials. Microsoft, which investigated the attack on behalf of cybersecurity firm FireEye, issued an advisory stating that nation-state threat actors obtained administrative access to some targeted networks by stealing

How to Protect Your Organization from Credential Theft by Nation-State Cybercriminals

2020 has been quite the year for many reasons including cybersecurity trends that either emerged from or were accelerated by the global pandemic. A major shift to working remotely led to an unprecedented increase in the amount of sensitive data being transmitted over less secure networks. The biggest cybersecurity news in Q4 2020 was the

Q4 Data Breach Roundup

Updated March 27, 2023. The frequency of changing your passwords varies on your current password practices. For example, if you use strong, unique passwords for your accounts, you won’t have to change your passwords as often. However, there are circumstances where you should change your passwords right away such as a security breach, you suspect

How Often Should You Change Your Passwords?

For years, organizations have been engaging in digital transformation efforts to improve internal processes, cut costs, and enhance the customer experience. In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic turned what had been a gradual process into a mad dash, forcing organizations to accelerate their digital transformation timelines by several years. Cybersecurity frequently fell by the wayside, overshadowed

Four Best Practices for a Secure Digital Transformation

Updated March 20, 2023. Every day, millions of people use browsers like Google Chrome, FireFox and Safari to search the internet. Out of those millions of people, a fair portion use incognito mode in an attempt to maintain their privacy and stay safe on the internet, even if this is not what incognito was created

What Does Incognito Mode Do and Is It Safe?

PCMag has once again chosen Keeper as the Best Password Manager of the Year! This is the third straight year that keeper has been selected for the annual Best Tech Products of the Year list. Additionally, PCMag named Keeper as an Editors’ Choice, with a rating of “Excellent.” PCMag’s 2020 “Best Tech Products of the

PCMag Names Keeper Best Password Manager for the 3rd Consecutive Year

Online shopping has been overtaking brick-and-mortar retail for years, and the COVID-19 pandemic has put the shift to ecommerce into overdrive. As cases resurge in many areas, consumers are increasingly turning to online gift-buying as a safer alternative to crowded stores. However, while virtual aisles hold no threats of COVID-19 spread, cyber threats loom large,

5 Tips for Protecting your Online Security this Holiday Shopping Season

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