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New Dashlane Survey: Majority of Americans Feel More at Risk Online Due to COVID-19
It’s no surprise that many consumers are lax about their online security, from reusing passwords across accounts to choosing easy-to-guess passwords and security questions. But now that nearly all aspects of life – from work to school to entertainment – are being conducted virtually, are people feeling more vulnerable than ever online? We conducted a […]
Delete Your Emails, Save The World
When thinking about how your online life impacts the earth, there are a couple places to pay attention.
It’s All Fun & Games Until Someone Gets Hacked: What We Know About the Nintendo Cyberattacks
Details are emerging about cyberattacks against users of Nintendo’s Switch gaming console, specifically those using the Nintendo Switch Online service.
Improving Our Code Review Workflow with a Browser Extension
The Dashlane engineering team recently moved to GitLab to handle all its repositories. GitLab has great advantages for us, such as a powerful pipeline system for continuous integration.
500,000 Zoom Accounts on the Dark Web
Half a million Zoom accounts have ended up on the dark web. Here’s what information was exposed and what to do now.
The Internet Feels Nice Again
Digital group activities are becoming the new normal—here’s why you should opt in.
Exploring .NET Universal Windows Platform on Windows
After exploring Electron and React Native for Windows, we decided to spend time investigating Microsoft native technology: .NET Universal Windows Platform.
Not Just For Secret Agents and Celebrities: Phone Encryption Explained
The easiest way to think of encryption is that it takes the information on your phone and it translates it into a secret code.
Marriott Breached Again, 5.2 Million Accounts Compromised
On March 31st, Marriott International notified more than 5 million guests that their personal information was compromised due to a vulnerability in the company’s app.
My Path to Dashlane: Hip Hop, Marie Kondo, and the Work That Matters Now
I’m often asked why I joined Dashlane, and my answer may not be what you’re expecting.
What Is the Dark Web?
While the dark web is not all bad, its anonymous nature makes it a great place to buy and sell personal info stolen from data breaches and hacks.
Response to Reported Security Vulnerabilities (University of York)
At Dashlane, it’s our job to make the internet not only simpler but also safer for you. That’s why we built Dashlane with security at the core of our product. Recently, a report was published that analyzed a several-years-old version of our app and flagged several potential security vulnerabilities. While we encourage analysis of our product from outside parties, and in fact work with many standards and testing organizations like HackerOne and Quarkslab (and […]