1Password boosts security to avoid potential data leaks

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1Password is changing the way it encrypts users data in an attempt to keep metadata protected. The move comes after Dale Myers, a sofware engineer at Microsoft, exposed the password manager’s vulnerabilities. Myers post showed that the file formats being used by 1Password were not encrypted, meaning people who use the 1PasswordAnywhere service were having their login details saved in plain text, which isn’t ideal. The reason 1Password hasn’t been encrypting its metadata is because when it first started out in 2008, it was unmanageable to decrypt users saved URLs every time someone wanted to access one. This isn’t really…

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