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Is Keepassdroid affected by the WebView issue as others mentioned in this article1?
Several mobile password managers are leaking user credentials due to a vulnerability discovered in the autofill functionality of Android apps.
The credential-stealing flaw, dubbed AutoSpill, was reported by a team of researchers from the International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad at last week's Black Hat Europe 2023 conference.
The vulnerability comes into play when Android calls a login page via WebView. (WebView is an Android component that makes it possible to view web content without opening a web browser.) When that happens, WebView allows Android apps to display the content of the web page in question.
affected password managers are 1Password, LastPass, Enpass, Keeper, and Keepass2Android. Also, if the credentials were shared via a JavaScript injection method, both DashLane and Google Smart Lock are also affected by the vulnerability.
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Is Keepassdroid affected by the WebView issue as others mentioned in this article1?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: