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Jeffrey Goldberg
As you may have read, this weekend was a little hectic for us and some of our app developer friends. On Saturday we got word that users of 1Password for Mac were seeing the app fail to launch correctly. It took a few hours, but we diagnosed the problem and released an update that corrected the issue. This issue will only have affected users that …
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Jeffrey Goldberg
As a result of an expired provisioning profile and format change in the developer certificate, customers who downloaded 1Password for Mac directly from our site will need to manually update to the latest version. Those using 1Password from the Mac App Store are not affected.
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Jeffrey Goldberg
When you unlock 1Password there are lots of secrets it needs to manage. There are the secrets that you see and manage such as your passwords and secure notes and all of the other things you trust to 1Password. But there are lots of secrets that 1Password has to juggle that you never see.
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Jeffrey Goldberg
We unequivocally encourage security researchers to poke around 1Password. It is an extremely important part of the process that helps us deliver and maintain a more secure product to everyone.
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Dave Teare
It’s been a while since I wrote a hiring post so let me take a step back before jumping in. Ten years ago, we started out as a Mac OS X shop and slowly branched out to all platforms. 1Password is now on OS X, iOS, Windows, and Android. With our 1Password service, we also have customers on Linux now.
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Julie
Password strength is a big deal. It is in fact one of the biggest deals. That’s why the Security Audit feature in 1Password pinpoints your weak passwords, so that you can go through and change them at your earliest convenience. But how does the strength meter actually calculate the strength of your password? What makes a password strong or weak? A …
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