mSeven Software warns mSecure users after cyberattack reportedly exposed customer database
mSeven Software is warning current and former mSecure password manager customers after a cyberattack that reportedly exposed an encrypted customer database.
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- Vendor
- mSeven Software
- Product
- mSecure Cloud
- Status
- Reported, not confirmed
- Disclosed
Summary
The item, citing BleepingComputer, does not say how the data was accessed or whether the encryption protects it.
What to do
Change your mSecure master password and passwords stored in the vault
Reset two-factor authentication on your mSecure account
Remove and re-register any passkeys associated with mSecure
Be alert for phishing emails that reference mSecure
Timeline
- Made public by BleepingComputer on Bluesky1 day
- First seen by cve.now
Evidence 3
- PressBleepingComputer on Bluesky
“mSeven Software is warning current and former mSecure password manager customers to change passwords, reset two-factor authentication, and remove passkeys following a cyberattack that reportedly exposed an encrypted customer database.”
- SocialMastodon
“mSeven Software disclosed a data breach after an attacker reportedly stole an encrypted database containing mSecure Cloud user information.”
- SocialMastodon
“mSeven Software has warned current AND former mSecure users about suspicious activity.”
Corrections
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Questions about the mSeven Software breach
Was mSeven Software breached?
BleepingComputer on Bluesky reports it. No statement from mSeven Software has reached cve.now yet.
What should mSeven Software customers do?
Change your mSecure master password and passwords stored in the vault. Reset two-factor authentication on your mSecure account. Remove and re-register any passkeys associated with mSecure. Be alert for phishing emails that reference mSecure.