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We’re thrilled to send a team that includes members of our New York, Paris, and new Lisbon office to this year’s Web Summit conference in Lisbon, Portugal, November 5th-8th. We’ve proudly participated in Web Summit for the past five years, dating back to when it was held in Dublin, but we’re especially excited to represent […]

Before I joined Dashlane, I worked at a company that had a team located in Malta. The Maltese like to cook, share food, and eat. As such, they started a tradition: From time to time, members of the team from Malta would prepare different homemade Maltese breakfast specialties, from pastries, to pizzas, bacon, and different […]

In today’s digital world, managing user authentication for online services and applications is still proving to be a challenge. Traditionally, the login/password combo is used in a first request to authenticate the user, then the server sends back a cookie with a session token in order to authenticate the user in the next requests. This design […]

Facebook was hacked, and now everyone is scrambling to understand why it happened, who was responsible, and most importantly, what it means for the potentially 90 million affected users. What’s become clear is that Facebook’s unprecedented access to user data across at least 8 million websites—via the ever-present Login With Facebook option—puts each of Facebook’s 2 billion-plus […]

Today, Dashlane announces the opening of a new office in Lisbon, Portugal. Centrally located in Lisbon’s Saldanha neighborhood, the new location will serve as a crucial hub as the company expands its global workforce. Recently lauded by The Washington Post as “the Apple of the password game,” Dashlane is the world’s foremost innovator in identity […]

Facebook, the social media giant with over two billion monthly active users, reported earlier today that their engineering team discovered an attack on their systems that compromised the information of 50 million Facebook users. As one of the leading data-collection agencies in the world, Facebook is nearly unrivaled in its depth and range of user […]

At Dashlane, we strive to deliver a great customer experience for anyone using our app, anywhere in the world, on any device. To deliver on that ambitious mission, we need to be able to understand how our users use our product both at a macro and micro level. Like many other popular applications, we collect […]

After many months of anticipation, Apple released iOS 12 today to the public. We’ve been preparing for this release for a while, and are especially excited for you to gain access to the new Password Manager API. This feature allows iPhone and iPad users to access and fill passwords in Safari and other supported apps […]

Every year, Apple releases a new version of each operating system running on their devices and the accompanying developer tools. Most of you will be familiar with iOS and macOS, but there are also updates for tvOS and watchOS. This annual cycle has been going on for over a decade. If you want to develop […]

In a first for Dashlane, we’re excited to announce that we’re partnering with the new movie Searching as the film’s official digital safety partner. In select theaters today and everywhere August 31st, Searching is a hyper-modern thriller that follows a father who must trace his daughter’s digital footprints before she disappears forever. The film is […]

Reddit, which bills itself as the front page of the internet, fell victim to one of the internet’s oldest and most pressing issues: hacking. Earlier today, Reddit disclosed that “a hacker broke into a few of Reddit’s systems and managed to access some user data, including some current email addresses and a 2007 database containing […]

We’re at a pivotal moment in digital identity. Life online has left behind a disorganized, unsecure trail of passwords, payments, personal information, emails, files, and more, that has led to massive breaches and data abuses—like the ones at Facebook, Equifax, and Exactis. These risks impact us all, and the problem is only getting worse. While protecting accounts […]