Apple somehow let a fake LastPass Password Manager pass its App Store review process. Credit: Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto via Getty Images Apple's App Store review team is notoriously fickle about the ...

Apple now has a dedicated password manager. Apple now has a dedicated password manager. Before these software updates rolled out, you could find your stored passwords for apps and the web in a variety ...

With iOS 18, Apple introduced a standalone Passwords app that streamlines login and password management. You've been able to store password information on your Apple ...

When you open Passwords for the first time, you’ll find the layout is actually very similar to the Reminders app–with two rows of categories: All, Passkeys, Codes, Wi-Fi, Security, and Deleted. It’s ...

As Apple has stepped up its promotion of its App Store as a safer and more trustworthy source of apps, its operators scrambled Thursday to correct a major threat to that narrative: a listing that ...

The notes app on your phone is great for creating shopping lists and jotting down random thoughts, but it's terrible for storing passwords. I used to use my notes app like this, thinking it was ...

Apple is making waves with its latest endeavor in digital security: Developing a new app for iPhone and Mac called Passwords. This strategic move signals a potential challenge to established services ...

Apple has removed a fake app that was masquerading as password manager LastPass on the App Store. The illegitimate app was listed under an individual developer’s name (Parvati Patel) and copied ...

LastPass is warning that a fake copy of its app is being distributed on the Apple App Store, likely used as a phishing app to steal users' credentials. The fake app uses a similar name to the genuine ...

Password managers such as 1Password and LastPass are great and super important. We maintain a recommended list of Password managers for a reason—a good one makes it easy to use strong, unique ...

A simple, if somewhat basic, first step into the world of passwords managers. Best of all, it costs you nothing to use it. Probably should be avoided if you use some non-Apple devices, but otherwise ...