You can't remember that many passwords unless you're a human supercomputer, and even less so if you have a different password for every online service. But luckily, the whole process is becoming very easy, as there's a growing market of apps and extra layers of security.
But if you use the most popular password manager app, RoboForm, on your mobile, then your passwords may be at risk, according to a security researcher in the UK.
RoboForm is a very good password manager application developed by Siber Systems S.A. for various platforms and stores sensitive data in one place, protected in the RoboForm account and encrypted with a secret master password. So a RoboForm user will then be able to have instant access to these passwords and notes anytime, anywhere.
But a security consultant and technology consultant, Paul Moore, discovered a critical vulnerability in the application and a privacy flaw in the RoboForm service, which could allow attackers and prying eyes to steal users' personal data, including stored website login credentials and credit card details.
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