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Passwork’s Russian Roots Exposed | Amsterdam News

Passwork’s Russian Roots Exposed | Amsterdam News

Published 3 weeks ago
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A Dutch password manager called Passwork, once trusted by major companies, has a dark origin: it was secretly developed in Russia in 2014 and linked to an FSB-certified Russian firm. Though no data breaches were confirmed, users are scrambling—some like Novar have quit, while others like RTV Noord are holding on. The CEO denies ties, claiming only shared code exists—but the fallout highlights how fragile digital trust really is.

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