A proof-of-concept has been made available for a security flaw affecting the KeePass password manager.
It allows an attacker to recover a victim’s master password in cleartext.
This is useful because it lets the attacker recover the password in plaintext.
The vulnerability relates to how a custom text box field used for entering the master password handles user input.
Specifically, it has been found to leave traces of every character the user types in the program memory.
Learn more at How secure is KeePass?
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Security researcher vdohney discovers the flaw and develops a PoC to exploit it.
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