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Using Intel’s SGX to keep secrets even safer

by Jeffrey Goldberg Jan 3, 2017

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.

Send in the crowds (to hunt for bugs)

by Jeffrey Goldberg Oct 4, 2016

Love 1Password? We’re Hiring!

by Dave Teare Jun 1, 2016

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.

How 1Password calculates password strength

by Julie Feb 2, 2016

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 …

More Watchtower, still no watching

by Jeffrey Goldberg Jan 28, 2016

Watchtower tells you when a site has been compromised without telling us which sites you have in your 1Password vault.

When back doors go bad: Mind your Ps and Qs

by Jeffrey Goldberg Jan 21, 2016

This is going to be a long and technical article, but the point can be stated more simply: