Windows 10 security glitches can reveal passwords

Windows 10 product key installs for developers can be stolen from any site by password data.
Microsoft began integrating third-party Keeper-password managers into the Windows 10 installer for developers a few months ago. Users will notice that the software is available after installing Windows that loads directly from Microsoft office 2010 product key and has no choice but to skip this.
However, Tavis Ormandy, a security researcher at Google, has warned this is dangerous because it involves a security flaw. After installation, Keeper also add extensions (extensions) to the browser as Chrome, Firefox ...

"This is disturbing because of the passive user having to install the Keeper." It has a serious flaw that allows any website to steal a user's saved passwords, "Ormandy said.
Meanwhile, Craig Lurey, Co-Founder and CTO of the company, said the bug would soon be fixed. The new version improves on auto-completion and better security of customer data. According to Engadget, Keeper 11.4.4 fixes this problem and also updates the extensions with the Edge, Chrome and Firefox browsers.
Experts say the problem may not be so serious, but Microsoft office 2013 product key is forcing users to install third-party software and does not double check for vulnerabilities that the company is not responsible for.