We don’t save your Master Password or any derivative of it, and it is never transmitted over the internet. Even if someone manages to open the vault, your safe is protected by your unique Master Password.

Put differently, imagine all your personal info and passwords are locked inside a safe which is locked inside a larger vault. So, in the highly unlikely event that someone broke into Dashlane’s server and an account was compromised, all others would remain safe. But since no security is completely unbreakable, on the other side of that security system, Dashlane is designed to keep each of our user’s accounts separate, as in decentralized. Your digital assets are protected by security cameras, bodyguards, and an impressive alarm system in the form of Amazon Web Services’ 24-7-365 protection and detection services on top of our own. Let’s think of Dashlane as your personal data and passwords bank. To understand what makes Dashlane different, it comes down to centralized versus decentralized ways of storing identity information. But if you’re interested in learning more, read on. This means that even in the unlikely event that Dashlane is hacked, everything in your account will remain securely encrypted. Without it, your data remains safely indecipherable.

We don’t save your Master Password in any form.Įverything you store in Dashlane is encrypted (converted to a scrambled code) using your Master Password as the key. Your Dashlane account can only be unlocked with your Master Password and only one person knows it: you. We get it-you want to know how storing all your passwords and personal information in one place is safe. It’s the number one question we’re asked.

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