Dashlane Password Manager User Accounts Locked Following Brute

Cybersecuritynews •Abinaya • June 2, 2026

Dashlane has disclosed a security incident involving a large-scale brute-force attack targeting user accounts, beginning on May 31, 2026. According to the company, an external threat actor attempted to bypass two-factor authentication (2FA) protections by repeatedly guessing authentication codes to register unauthorized devices on victims’ accounts. The attack triggered automated security defenses, resulting in multiple […]

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Dashlane Users Locked Out Amid Brute Force Attack Dashlane, a password management service, faced a series of brute force attacks starting on May 31, 2026, leading to the temporary suspension of multiple user accounts. The attacks involved unauthorized attempts to register new devices using incorrect authentication tokens. Dashlane confirmed that these measures were part of their automated security response to protect user accounts from potential hijacking. Users reported receiving emails about account suspensions and suspicious login attempts from various countries, including Korea and Russia. Although Dashlane restored access to affected accounts by June 1, some users continued to experience login issues and reported unresponsive customer support. The company has stated that there is no evidence of a compromise of their internal systems. Dashlane is monitoring the situation and has implemented additional security measures to protect its users. 14 sources 52

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