Dashlane disclosed a security incident involving its device registration flow, where encrypted vault copies were accessed for fewer than 20 personal plan customers.
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The Premium plan costs $64,99 per year, while the Family plan costs $97,49 per year for up to ten people and does not include access to the private network. The company offers a 14-day free trial for new accounts, without the private network features. There used to be free password storage, but that has since been discontinued.
Passwordless login and security risks
The app allows users to create simple numbers for passwordless logins without blocking them. Because this code is valid per device, using it on shared computers poses risks if someone gains access to the device.
Security incident
On May 31, 2026, external attackers exploited a vulnerability in the way the app registers new devices. As a result, they obtained encrypted copies of stored data for fewer than 20 personal plan customers.
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Dashlane states that its internal systems were not compromised and that the contents of the vaults remain encrypted with passwords known only to users. The company does not sell personal data and responds to government requests only upon formal subpoena or similar demand.
Functions of the application
The app features tools to detect weak passwords, warn about fraudulent websites, and track email addresses on the dark web. Access to the company's private network is powered by an external provider and is limited to paid plan subscribers who are not on a trial period.
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