[Password manager reporting compromised passwords that were changed a long time ago.]

This is great, I’ll get working on that shortly. I really appreciate the detailed response!

[Password manager reporting compromised passwords that were changed a long time ago.]

9.0.2.17031 (q) / 1628501540_6945 / 1.0.523.0-0.8.3.0_1

Does that have what you’re looking for? I got this from Password Manager, the About section. 

[Password manager reporting compromised passwords that were changed a long time ago.]

Kasperskey Total Security, Password Manager Version 9.02.17031. Is that what you need? Thanks!

[Password manager reporting compromised passwords that were changed a long time ago.]

I mentioned this about 6 months ago, but I hadn’t seen the responses until now. The prior item is this one - https://community.kaspersky.com/topic/show?tid=15533&fid=15. This doesn’t seem to have changed. No matter how much I refresh, I am not getting new passwords picked up. I have the same number of compromised and weak passwords that I have had since the last time I brought this up. 

 

Trying to work through the accounts, given that they aren’t being updated in the tool, is VERY time-consuming, and renders the use of the tool pretty much useless. I have to do the same things I would have to do if I didn’t have the tool. 

[Password Manager is reporting risks on passwords that are no longer valid]

I have a lot of passwords, and many are reused. I want to clean this up, but I am finding that I already cleaned up a number of them, but even with refreshing, Password Manager still shows them with the old (leaked) password. Some of these were changed quite a while ago. Because there are so many, I don’t want to have to keep going through and figuring out manually which risks are valid and which aren’t. 

What can I do to make Password Manager report only on current passwords?

 

Thank you.