Shadowra Level 41 Verified Top Poster Content Creator Malware Tester Well-known High Reputation Forum Veteran Sep 2, 2021 3,090 39,551 3,980 29 France Sep 6, 2025 #121 1Password has given it a low priority... Reactions: Sorrento, Trident and TuxTalk
TuxTalk Level 21 Verified Top Poster Well-known Nov 9, 2022 1,036 4,657 1,969 Sep 6, 2025 #122 Bitwarden fixed it already. Reactions: Sorrento and Trident
Sorrento Level 30 Verified Top Poster Well-known Dec 7, 2021 1,959 9,188 2,869 England Sep 6, 2025 #123 I use Rumpelstiltskin++ for everything, no one will ever guess that Reactions: stonjean633 and lokamoka820
acyclovir Level 1 Oct 5, 2017 23 83 32 Colombia Feb 5, 2026 #124 Found this site that lets you test for DOM clickjacking on password manager extensions. Pretty eye-opening stuff. Check it out: DOM-based Extension Clickjacking A bit wild that this is still an issue in 2026, but here we are. Reactions: simmerskool and Parkinsond
Found this site that lets you test for DOM clickjacking on password manager extensions. Pretty eye-opening stuff. Check it out: DOM-based Extension Clickjacking A bit wild that this is still an issue in 2026, but here we are.
Parkinsond Level 63 Verified Top Poster Well-known Dec 6, 2023 5,289 16,520 6,169 Feb 5, 2026 #125 acyclovir said: Found this site that lets you test for DOM clickjacking on password manager extensions. Pretty eye-opening stuff. Check it out: DOM-based Extension Clickjacking A bit wild that this is still an issue in 2026, but here we are. Click to expand... Does it work for Keepassxc without extension? Reactions: Wrecker4923
acyclovir said: Found this site that lets you test for DOM clickjacking on password manager extensions. Pretty eye-opening stuff. Check it out: DOM-based Extension Clickjacking A bit wild that this is still an issue in 2026, but here we are. Click to expand... Does it work for Keepassxc without extension?
Wrecker4923 Level 9 Verified Well-known Apr 11, 2024 398 2,161 769 Feb 5, 2026 #126 No, because it's a DOM-based injection. Also, many major password managers with extensions, including Bitwarden and KeePassXC, have fixed the problem since then. Reactions: simmerskool, Gandalf_The_Grey and Parkinsond
No, because it's a DOM-based injection. Also, many major password managers with extensions, including Bitwarden and KeePassXC, have fixed the problem since then.