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Security researchers found three Pass-ta-key techniques that let malware break passkeys synced through Google Password Manager on Windows. The attacks exploit device trust and recovery weaknesses, not cryptography. Golden Pass-ta-key steals the master secret from Chrome's memory, and Google offers no way to rotate it.
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