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Megan Barker
You’ve probably seen the term ‘principle of least privilege’ (or ‘PoLP’) around the interwebs, or perhaps you’ve heard it from your own security consultant.
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Connor Hicks
The end of the academic semester is always bittersweet at 1Password – a time when we part ways with the talented people who’ve joined us for an internship over the weeks before. Bittersweet because it’s always sad to say goodbye to new friends, but lovely to reflect on the valuable contribution they’ve made to 1Password – both our product and our …
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Michael Fey
Today we’re announcing a major update to Watchtower, the part of 1Password that lets you know about security breaches in the websites you use.
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Michael Fey
There’s a .well-known saying: save the best for last. That’s exactly what Apple has subtly done for 1Password during Friday’s AutoFill Everywhere session at WWDC20! Not only did Apple announce that macOS Big Sur is bringing full support for password and security code AutoFill to all apps, they also dropped this gem at the very end of the …
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Megan Barker
It was back in March when researchers discovered that a popular video-sharing service was accessing users’ iOS clipboard contents without permission. Apple vowed to address the problem. At last week’s WWDC 2020, Apple made good on their promise with the release of the iOS 14 developer beta which, among other great security enhancements, …
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Chris Mann
I’m excited to announce the release of a new 1Password feature designed to help businesses keep their data safe: domain breach report. Create a report to get a list of all company email addresses that have been caught in known data breaches, so you can find and close doors to your data that have been unwittingly left open.
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