Audits and breaches, year by year
A security audit is an outside firm testing the vendor's claims. An incident is when something went wrong. Here is every one we found, with the gaps left visible.
- Published audits
- 17
- No audit found
- 14 of 23
- Vault data or code stolen
- 1 of 23
The timeline
Audit, public reportAudit, report not publicVault data or code stolenOther incident
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LastPass
Microsoft Edge password manager
Passbolt
Proton Pass
Psono
Bitwarden
RoboForm
1Password
Enpass
KeePassXC
Avira Password Manager
Norton Password Manager
Kaspersky Password Manager
NordPass
Apple PasswordsNo audit or incident found
DashlaneNo audit or incident found
Firefox password managerNo audit or incident found
Google Password ManagerNo audit or incident foundKeePass
No audit or incident found
KeeperNo audit or incident found
Sticky PasswordNo audit or incident found
StrongboxNo audit or incident found
Zoho VaultNo audit or incident found
Audits are counted only when the auditor and year are named. Built-in managers are usually covered by their company's wider security programme rather than a product audit.
Every incident on record
Other
Customer names, contact details and support case records were exposed through a breach at Klue, a third-party vendor. LastPass said vaults were not affected.
Vulnerability
Edge loaded all saved passwords into process memory in cleartext at startup; from Edge 148 they are no longer loaded at launch.
Vulnerability
The browser extension autofilled credentials on phishing sites; fixed after disclosure by Stiftung Warentest.
- Research summary (no single link)
Vault data stolen
Attackers copied encrypted customer vault backups; website URLs in them were unencrypted. Offline cracking of weak master passwords was later linked to cryptocurrency thefts, and the UK ICO fined LastPass £1.2M in 2025.
Source code stolen
Source code was stolen from LastPass.
- Wikipedia: LastPass 2022 data breach
- Research summary (no single link)
Account attacks
A December 2022 credential-stuffing attack accessed some Norton accounts; Norton could not rule out that vault contents of affected accounts were accessed.
- Research summary (no single link)
Vulnerability
The password generator used weak time-based randomness (CVE-2020-27020); fixed.