![]() ![]() ![]() With desktop browsers, when a site is visited for the first time the password manager creates an association between its domain (verified by its digital certificate) and the credentials used to access it. The University of Genoa and EUROCOM’s Phishing Attacks on Modern Android study explores the difference between accessing a service through its mobile app and accessing it through its website on a desktop browser. As well as allowing users to maintain scores of strong passwords, password managers can also provide some defence against phishing – their autofill features will enter passwords on sites they’re associated (and their mobile apps), but not on fakes. Password managers can be used to create, store, enter and autofill passwords into apps and websites. ![]() Researchers have discovered that several leading Android-based password managers can be fooled into entering login credentials into fake phishing apps. ![]()
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