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Is ExpressVPN Keys: Password Manager safe?

This security report analyses whether ExpressVPN Keys: Password Manager is safe to install on your browser. We check ExpressVPN Keys: Password Manager for malicious behaviour, data exfiltration, suspicious permissions, and known vulnerabilities so you can decide if ExpressVPN Keys: Password Manager is safe for your personal or enterprise fleet.

Low risk

Legitimate password manager from ExpressVPN with appropriate security architecture. Uses native desktop app integration (com.expressvpn.helper), WebAssembly-based cryptography (10.8MB pmcore_bg.wasm), and standard autofill mechanisms. All network communications verified to legitimate ExpressVPN/Kape infrastructure (expressapisv2.net, api.jwks.kape.com). Static analyzer's 21 exfiltration flows are false positives from vault synchronization and native app communication. Privacy permission disables Chrome password manager (standard practice). Includes telemetry to RudderStack/LaunchDarkly. CSP wasm-unsafe-eval required for WASM crypto operations. No credential theft, hardcoded secrets, or malicious behavior detected. Comparable to 1Password/Bitwarden architecture.

v2.1.0.6811Chrome Web Store
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Updated 10 April 2026blgcbajigpdfohpgcmbbfnphcgifjopc

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