A critical flaw in the popular password manager KeePass has been discovered, potentially exposing the master password of users. The vulnerability, identified as CVE-2023-45678, allows an attacker to execute malicious code remotely, granting them access to the master password stored in memory. This flaw affects various versions of KeePass across multiple operating systems, putting users at risk of unauthorized access to their sensitive data. The KeePass team has acknowledged the issue and released a patch to address the vulnerability, urging users to update their software immediately. It is crucial for KeePass users to install the latest version and ensure the security of their master passwords to prevent potential exploitation.

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