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What a VPN does is make you anonymous, mysterious, private—masking your location and your data and your browsing activity.

On the Dashlane blog, you can read interesting articles on topics such as our recent rebranding, the engineering recruitment process, and even very technical yet fascinating posts about our choice of technology. And although you might gain an idea of how we work at Dashlane after reading them, there’s something missing: What about life at Dashlane? What does it mean to be […]

Wondering what to do if you’ve been hacked? Time matters. Follow these immediate next steps.

You might open a new browser window in Incognito Mode and think you’ve just vanished under a cloak of darkness with all your internetting perfectly hidden from the world. Sorry to burst your bubble, pal, but no. The various “private” options web browsers provide are not a panacea for your privacy concerns. In fact, you […]

Brute-force attacks are like when you spend five minutes jamming the wrong key into your front door, hoping it might finally work.

Dashlane is once again heading to the RSA Conference, an information security event that connects attendees with industry leaders and innovative technologies (like Dashlane!). This year, RSA is humanizing the conversation: “When we recognize that cybersecurity is, fundamentally, about people protecting people, the world becomes a better, more secure place.” Dashlane Booth DetailsWhere: Booth #3130, […]

Here we explore some possibilities for companies to support FOSS projects and the benefits of doing so.

Viewed through the reality of surveillance capitalism, Big Tech’s commercials last Sunday take on a new light.

Make sure you’re aware of the latest security trends in your industry. Podcasts have grown from a niche format to a popular and entertaining media platform for millions of people. Taking a conversational approach to complex issues   is extremely useful in many fields. It’s no surprise podcasts based on such complex subjects as law, medicine, […]

If you want to remember the concept behind dead man’s switch, just think of legendary character actor Joe Morton.

Dashlane took over the back page of the New York Times Business section today—and it’s no coincidence that we did so on the night of the Big Game. We knew Big Tech would be there (and we’ll be there, too!) and we couldn’t let an opportunity to set the record straight pass us by: The […]

Some viruses are created simply to annoy their hosts. Others scrub your software for data its creators can use or sell for their own gain—and potentially to your detriment.