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Click Studios Patches Passwordstate Authentication Bypass Vulnerability

Jane Doe by Jane Doe
August 30, 2025
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Click Studios Patches Passwordstate Authentication Bypass Vulnerability
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Click Studios, the Australian-based developer of the enterprise password management solution Passwordstate, has released an emergency security update to address a critical authentication bypass vulnerability. The high-severity flaw, which is currently awaiting an official CVE identifier, was discovered in the software’s Emergency Access page and could allow a remote, unauthenticated attacker to gain unauthorized access to the administration section.

The vulnerability, addressed in Passwordstate version 9.9 (Build 9972), stems from the application’s failure to properly validate user access when a carefully crafted URL is used. By manipulating the URL for the Emergency Access page, a malicious actor could bypass the standard login process entirely. This flaw poses a significant risk, as successful exploitation could lead to a full account takeover, granting the attacker access to all credentials and privileged functions associated with the compromised account.

Passwordstate is a widely used tool, with its customer base spanning over 29,000 global enterprises, government agencies, and IT professionals. The widespread adoption of the software makes this a particularly urgent issue, as a compromise could have far-reaching consequences for data security. The company has strongly advised all users to upgrade their installations to the latest build immediately to mitigate the risk.

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This incident marks another security challenge for Click Studios, following a major supply chain attack in 2021 that was used to deliver malware to customers. The company’s recent patch also includes improved defenses against potential clickjacking attacks targeting its browser extension, addressing a separate issue detailed by security researchers. These repeated events underscore the critical importance of a robust security posture for any software, especially those trusted with an organization’s most sensitive data.

The incident serves as a stark reminder for companies to maintain rigorous security practices, including continuous monitoring, prompt patching, and a proactive defense-in-depth strategy. With the increasing sophistication of cyberattacks, even a minor flaw in a core business tool can be exploited to devastating effect. As threat actors continue to innovate, organizations must remain vigilant and responsive to new vulnerabilities as they emerge

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