Bitwarden ニュースフィード

passkeys▪product updates▪news release

Bitwarden, the trusted leader in password, passkey, and secrets management, today announced the general availability of Bitwarden Access Intelligence for Enterprise plans. Access Intelligence provides visibility into weak, reused, or exposed credentials across critical applications, with guided remediation workflows for consistent credential updates at scale.

published: November 29, 2025

security tips

Definitely Use a Password Manager, but Know It Can't Protect You From These 5 Things

CNET

Mike de Socio

CNET editors have tested and reviewed password manager services and found Bitwarden to be our top choice overall, with open-source code that allows people to constantly scan for potential vulnerabilities that the company can then patch.

published: November 18, 2025

Bitwarden Expands Passkey Login to Browser Extensions for Secure, Passwordless Authentication

survey▪research▪security tips

Bitwarden, the trusted leader in password, passkey, and secrets management, today announced expanded passkey login capabilities for Bitwarden browser extensions. The update enables users to access their vaults in Chromium-based browsers using a passkey instead of a master password, delivering a secure, phishing-resistant authentication method that protects against credential theft.

published: November 16, 2025

round-up▪review▪android

10 Of The Best Free Android Apps You Haven't Heard Of

BGR

Raji Oluwaniyi

Bitwarden supports over 50 languages and works cross-platform on Android, desktop, and the browser. It's completely free with no ads and comes with a 4.8 rating. If you ever need encrypted file storage or security reports, you can opt for the premium version at just $10 per year.

published: November 12, 2025

AI-powered scams target kids while parents stay silent

Fox News

Kurt Knutsson

Artificial intelligence has supercharged online scams, creating personalized and convincing traps that even adults can fall for. The latest Bitwarden "Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025" poll shows that while parents know these risks exist, most still haven't had a serious talk with their children about them.

published: November 7, 2025

security tips

You Can Do Better Than the Louvre's Hilariously Bad Password. Here's How to Actually Secure Your Accounts

PCMag

Kim Key

To test the strength of a potential password, consider using this password creation tool from Bitwarden. It provides excellent suggestions for increasing your password strength. Remember to change your password after pasting it into the form.

published: October 30, 2025

company▪news release▪product updates

Bitwarden Enhances MCP Server to Enable AI Workflows in Enterprise Administration

2FA▪passkeys▪security tips

Bitwarden, the trusted leader in password, passkey, and secrets management, today announced enhancements to the Bitwarden Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, expanding its framework for securely connecting locally deployed and authenticated AI agents to administrative workflows.

published: October 29, 2025

2FA vs Passkeys: Which security solution actually keeps you safer?

PCWorld

Alaina Yee

You can store a passkey in several ways. For more convenience, save them to a cloud-based password manager. Such a service can be the one built-in to your Google or Microsoft account, or an independent company like Bitwarden or Dashlane.

published: October 23, 2025

survey▪research▪security tips

AI Scams Are Growing Up Faster Than Kids

Forbes

Tony Bradley

Bitwarden’s research shows that cybersecurity education has to start much earlier — and it can’t be one-size-fits-all. The same fundamentals that protect adults online — strong passwords, not sharing credentials, keeping software updated and recognizing phishing — apply to children, too, but how those lessons are taught must change with age.

published: October 22, 2025

survey▪research▪company

AI scams love kids — and their parents are helping

Consumer Affairs

Kristen Dalli

A new Bitwarden survey reveals that even as parents step up their online monitoring, most still aren’t winning the cybersecurity battle. Nearly 80% of parents who keep tabs on their kids’ devices have experienced a security incident themselves, and many are learning the hard way that AI-driven scams can outsmart traditional safety tools.

published: October 21, 2025

survey▪research▪security tips

Part 1: Experts Share The Importance Of Teaching Young People Cybersecurity And AI

TechRound

Zee

Recent Bitwarden research reveals a growing gap in cybersecurity education. While 78% of parents worry about AI-enhanced scams targeting their children, 43% have never discussed how to spot one. That disconnect reflects more than a lack of awareness. It highlights the lapse in translating concern into meaningful action.

published: October 14, 2025

survey▪research▪news release

80% of Gen Z Parents Fear Their Kids Will Fall for AI-enhanced Online Threats, yet 37% Give Them Full Autonomy or Lightly Monitor Activity

Bitwarden, the trusted leader in password, passkey, and secrets management, today announced results from its poll for Cybersecurity Awareness Month. The findings shed light on how parents approach keeping their children cybersecure in an increasingly online culture.

published: October 14, 2025

survey▪research▪company

Parents worry about children falling for online scams but fail to monitor usage

betanews

Ian Barker

A new study of over 1,000 US parents with children at home between the ages of two and 20 finds that 35 percent of families have experienced a phishing scam via text, email or chat, and 25 percent have had a game or social media account hacked. The report from Bitwarden finds that children as young as three to five are already using the internet, and 42 percent of parents in this age group say their child has unintentionally shared personal information.

published: October 9, 2025

news release▪company

Bitwarden Wins “Password Management Solution of the Year” in 9th Annual Cybersecurity Breakthrough Awards

security tips▪secure sharing

Today, Bitwarden, the trusted leader in password, secrets, and passkey management, announced that it has been selected as the winner of the “Password Management Solution of the Year” award in the 9th annual CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards program. Conducted by CyberSecurity Breakthrough, an independent market intelligence organization, the annual program recognizes the most innovative companies, products, and technologies driving progress in the global information security industry.

published: October 6, 2025

passkeys▪security tips

Passkeys aren’t scary – passwords are. Let’s bust some security myths

PCWorld

Alaina Yee

Currently, you can’t freely transfer passkeys between cloud services, but that should change in the coming months. Apple just enabled porting (aka CXP) in iOS 26 and macOS 26, as has third-party password manager Bitwarden, which allows for secure import and export of both passkeys and passwords with other compatible services.

published: September 29, 2025

How to Use a Password Manager to Share Your Logins After You Die

WIRED

Jacob Roach

Password managers like Bitwarden offer a shortcut. You can transfer access to a trusted relative, spouse, or even your closest friend, along with a rundown of what to do with your accounts.

published: September 25, 2025

interview▪security tips

Freshman Fraud 101: The Digital Scams Every Student (and Parent) Should Know

PCMag

Kim Key

To learn how parents can protect their kids from scams while they’re away from home, I spoke to Gary Orenstein, chief customer officer and resident “digital security dad” at Bitwarden. I’ll describe some of the scams that are specifically aimed at college students, followed by Orenstein’s tips for avoiding them.

published: September 18, 2025

round-up▪review

I cut back on my browser extensions, and these are the 3 I kept

XDA Developers

Stevie Bonifield

My most-used browser extension after uBlock Origin is the Bitwarden Password Manager. I love this password manager because it syncs not just with my browser, but also with Bitwarden’s app, so I can have all of my passwords from all of my devices stored in one convenient, secure vault.

published: September 17, 2025

10 open-source apps I recommend every Windows user try - for free

ZDNET

Jack Wallen

If you don't use a password manager, you should start immediately. If you need a password manager, you should place Bitwarden at the top of your list. Not only is Bitwarden open-source, but it's also one of the best password managers on the market.

published: September 15, 2025

news release▪passkeys

Bitwarden Leads FIDO Alliance Credential Exchange Standards for Passkey Portability on iOS 26

Bitwarden leads support for the Credential Exchange standards on iOS 26, enabling users with a standards-based, secure way to transfer passkeys and passwords across apps and platforms. The protocol was developed with the FIDO Alliance and major industry players including Apple, Google, and Microsoft, reinforcing cross-platform compatibility and user choice.

published: September 14, 2025

Scott Gilbertson, Jacob Roach

4 Open-Source Extensions I Install in Every Browser

How-To Geek

Rich Hein

Bitwarden does all the heavy lifting here. It secures my logins, it generates strong new passwords, and then autofills them when needed. What I appreciate most about this extension is the transparency. Because the code has been audited, I don’t need to just blindly trust that it’s keeping my data safe.

published: September 5, 2025

round-up▪review

The Best Password Managers to Secure Your Digital Life

WIRED

Bitwarden is secure, open source, and free with no limits. The applications are polished and user-friendly, making the service the best choice for most users. Did I mention it’s open source? That means the code that powers Bitwarden is freely available for anyone to inspect, seek out flaws, and fix.

published: September 2, 2025

5 Simple Ways to Get Your Life Back After Being Scammed

PCMag

Kim Key

When a scam happens to you, act immediately. "You really have to stop the bleeding," says Gina Tran, director of product for Bitwarden. “I'm a big proponent of doing everything that you can do to really feel like your bases are covered.”

published: August 27, 2025

yellow arrow Achieves 100% Internal Password Management Adoption and Expands Client Security Services with Bitwarden

Bitwarden, the trusted leader in password, passkey, and secrets management, today announced that yellow arrow, a managed service provider (MSP) based in the Netherlands, achieved full internal adoption of the Bitwarden Password Manager and scaled secure credential workflows for its clients. Through the Bitwarden partner program, yellow arrow delivers trusted open source, enterprise password management to help clients improve security practices and simplify access management across industries.

published: August 27, 2025

5 "set it and forget it" self-hosted services that will improve your life

XDA Developers

Ty Sherback

Self-hosting a Bitwarden instance gives you the best of both worlds: the security and convenience of a modern password manager, without relying on someone else’s servers.

published: August 25, 2025

Still Using the Wrong Password Manager? Here’s What to Trust in 2025

Phandroid

Staff

Bitwarden has earned respect the hard way—by being open-source, transparent, and consistent. For the technically inclined, it’s a dream.

published: August 19, 2025

10 Best Free Open-Source Tools for Students

How-To Geek

Tim Brookes

Password management is incredibly important, which is where an app like Bitwarden comes in. This is an open-source password manager that can store and generate passwords, completely free of charge.

published: August 19, 2025

passkeys▪security tips

What Are Passkeys—and What Do You Need to Know About Using Them?

The Wall Street Journal

Sean Captain

A third-party password manager can help bridge compatibility issues for passkeys when straddling competing operating systems. Bitwarden, 1Password and Dashlane, for instance, operate on Android and Apple mobile devices and Macs.

published: August 19, 2025