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I have an iPhone and I do have my keepass file there too. So yes, presumably, the iOS app that I use could have accessed my keepass file and sent it unencrypted
by gregsadetsky 5y ago
I have an iPhone and I do have my keepass file there too. So yes, presumably, the iOS app that I use could have accessed my keepass file and sent it unencrypted over the network to someone (which would be terrible).
Thanks for the comment/reminder! I'll definitely have to re-consider what I do with regards to the keepass file on my phone.
- a-dub 5y agoalso, just for grins. have you checked to see if the same email is generated in error when a failed login attempt happens from an unknown location?
- gregsadetsky 5y agoYes, good call. And I did just check. A wrong password = no email. Correct password from different IP = exact same email saying "Someone just used your master password to try to log in to your account from a device or location we didn't recognize" That's the exact same email I received earlier with the Brazil IP.