3 ms·
sorry, quick correction. It was dashlane. https://blog.dashlane.com/virginia-tech-passwords-study/ https://blog.dashlane.com/virginia-tech-passwords-study/
by InTheArena 5y ago
sorry, quick correction. It was dashlane.
https://blog.dashlane.com/virginia-tech-passwords-study/ https://blog.dashlane.com/virginia-tech-passwords-study/
- jfim 5y agoAre you sure that the passwords that were the object of the study came from the password manager itself? The paper that is referenced says this in the introduction: > In this paper, we seek to fill in the gaps by gathering and analyzing a large collection of leaked password datasets across multiple years and various online services
- xondono 5y ago> Virginia Tech researchers led by Dr. Wang have collected a number of publicly available password datasets from the Internet in January 2017. The datasets were obtained from various online forums and data archives. It looks like they just used already leaked passwords.
- forty 5y agoAbsolutely, I can confirm we don't have access to anyone's password, except those that have leaked already.