1Browser and security
Hi all!
First, thanks for the great product. Can’t live without 1password.. :)
Today I made an access to my old email trough 1browser and unfortunately i open one email that I think it was phishing...
now my question is: could my data have been compromised via this built-in 1browser?
what are the differences between safari and 1browser in terms of security ?
Many thanks !
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Hi @gian
what are the differences between safari and 1browser in terms of security ?
I'm not aware of any. 1Browser is essentially just Safari wrapped in 1Password's UI (as is the case with all browsers on iOS).
now my question is: could my data have been compromised via this built-in 1browser?
Did you click any links or open any attachments from said email? If not, I wouldn't suspect so.
Ben
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Hi @Ben !
Thanks for the response...
unfortunately I was lost in thought so now I don't know.
if i clicked them is there any risk?
the risk would have been the same then also from safari?
EDIT:
I forgot to tell...
The phishing email was not about 1password, but a generic phishing money prize.0 -
I have not received any more answers ...
but I think I was alarmed for nothing.
Thanks for the help :)0 -
I have forwarded your question directly to our security team :+1: We will post back as soon as possible when we have an update. I think it will be difficult to say for certain without knowing exactly what link you clicked, and what website this was, but it doesn't hurt to try :)
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@gian - hi, sorry again for the delay. Lars from the Security Team here. I'm glad to hear you've noticed no other issues since that questionable email. To answer your question specifically, there's a very strict separation between the webview (1Browser) and the internal code and data of the 1Password application. Unless you clicked on a link that resulted in actual filling of data that you would have been able to see, nothing would have been exposed. If you don't remember filling in any forms on the resulting page, and nothing unusual has happened since that time, your 1Password data are likely as safe as it always was. However, if you're still worried about other aspects of your device security besides 1Password - general malware, etc - I'd suggest taking it to the Apple store or a qualified technician for malware analysis.
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Correct. :)
Ben
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