Proton’s encrypted password manager, Proton Pass, has received a significant update . This comes in the form of a new toolset called Pass Monitor, which will alert users of account weaknesses and data breaches.
This is done automatically and the system will even guide users through solutions in the event of a data leak from a third-party service, . It also scours the dark web and alerts people if Proton addresses, email aliases and up to ten custom email addresses have been leaked and used for nefarious purposes. If this happens, you’ll get an alert so you can take action.
Pass Monitor includes a password health feature that flags any weak or reused passwords that could use an update. The inactive two-factor authentication portion of the toolset is an additional layer of security that identifies various accounts that offer the option for 2FA.
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