Password managers can be tricked into believing that malicious Android apps are legitimate

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as mentioned in What the research team found was that password managers, initially developed for deskhighest browsers, aren't as safe as their deskhighest versions. Also: The best password managers for 2018 CNETMost password managers use an Android app's package name to establish a connection to a real-world website URL, and then associate the user's credentials for that website by a mobile app. Academics alextremely looked at what happens after a malicious Android app tricks a password manager into thinking it's legitimate. Also: How to install and use the PassFF Firefox password manager TechRepublicThe research team says they contacted the companies behind all the tested password managers apps by their findings. These DAL entries going to help password managers and other Android apps verify the identity of third-party apps in the future and prevent malicious apps from using fake package name and other identifiers.

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Android password managers vulnerable to phishing apps

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