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If you save passwords in Microsoft Edge, you need to see this.
A security researcher just dropped a tool that dumps every password saved in Edge — in plain, readable text — in seconds. No hacking required. Just memory access.
Here’s the kicker: Edge loads your entire password vault into RAM the moment it opens, even for sites you haven’t visited. It sits there unencrypted for your whole session.
Chrome doesn’t do this. Brave doesn’t do this. Only Edge.
And when the researcher reported it to Microsoft?
“By design.”
The browser even has the nerve to ask you to re-authenticate before showing you a password in settings — while your entire vault is already sitting in plaintext behind the scenes. Security theater.
This gets worse on shared machines, Remote Desktop environments, and terminal servers. One compromised admin account = every logged-in user’s passwords. Gone.

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If your team is still logging into email with just a password, you're one phishing email away from losing everything in that inbox.
22% of all data breaches start with stolen credentials. 80% of people reuse passwords across accounts. And the 10 most common passwords can be cracked in under a second.
MFA isn't advanced security. It's the bare minimum. And in M365, it takes 15 minutes to turn on.
But not all MFA is equal. Swipe through to see how attackers are getting past basic MFA, and what to do about it.
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