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Bitwarden Boosts Security with Safeguards

February 22, 2024
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Bitwarden Boosts Security with Safeguards

Bitwarden, the open-source password management service, has unveiled an enhanced inline auto-fill option to bolster cybersecurity defenses against phishing attempts. The move comes in response to a previously identified risk where attackers could steal user credentials through malicious form fields, as demonstrated by Flashpoint analysts almost a year ago. Initially, Bitwarden allowed iframe auto-fill functions, but after security concerns arose, the feature was disabled by default, with users having the option to enable it with a visible warning about potential risks.

To further enhance security, Bitwarden introduced a multi-layered approach. Users can now activate auto-fill only when selecting a form field, significantly reducing the chances of automatic credential filling on suspicious websites or iframes without user awareness. Additionally, users have the option to password-protect login information, adding an extra layer of safeguarding during the auto-fill process. The development of these security measures was guided by extensive third-party penetration testing to identify and address potential security gaps, especially related to iframes and subdomains.

The user experience remains a priority in this update. The new inline auto-fill feature is designed for simplicity, ensuring ease of use. Users can find the feature turned off by default but can enable it through Bitwarden’s extension icon in ‘Settings’ → ‘Auto-fill,’ where they can customize preferences such as displaying the auto-fill menu on form fields. To prevent conflicts, users are advised to disable auto-filling features on their web browser if it’s already enabled in the Bitwarden extension. The password manager offers various auto-fill options, including keyboard shortcuts, a dedicated context menu, auto-fill on page load, and manual auto-fill, giving users flexibility in their security preferences.

Reference:
  • Bitwarden Unveils Enhanced Auto-Fill for Robust Phishing Protection
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