Password nor the key is stored locally or on Dashlane’s servers. Key that derives from the user’s master password, and neither the master No one knows it but you, not even Dashlane, and it’s not stored anywhere on your computer or our servers.Īll essential user data is encrypted using AES-256 with a

Your master password is your private key to unlocking Dashlane. Users/USER/Library/Saved Application State//window_9.data Users/USER/Library/Saved Application State//ist

Users/USER/Library/Saved Application State//data.data Users/USER/Library/Saved Application State//window_1.data Users/USER/Library/Application Support/CloudDocs/session/containers/ Location on macOS: $ sudo lsof -p $(pgrep -d, Dashlane) | grep -w $USER/Library Source: Security Analysis of Dashlane (May 2016) Note that this device authentication is NOT tied to the computer itself for example, if this folder was copied onto another computer, that computer could log into the account without prior verification. In particular, we found that the file localSettings.aes contains the device authentication. Theseįiles are synced with Dashlane servers upon login (provided there is internet access). In the folders contained AES-encrypted files that contained passwordsĪnd login info, sharing rights details, purchase histories, and more. Source: Dashlane’s Patented Security Architecture However, for your protection, as well as our own, we never store your Master Password or any of its derivatives on our servers at any time. user's password data and filesĪny stored data is always encrypted into an indecipherable string of random letters, numbers, and symbols, which is stored locally and also on Dashlane servers for synchronization purposes. The files are AES-encrypted and are stored locally, then synced with Dashlane servers upon login for synchronization purposes.

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