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Hi - I came across a strange website from France as I was cleaning up my passwords in my password app - it is from wifipass.org - the exact name is passman01@wifipass.org... I googled it and it said it is legit... but who knows if that is even legit! does anyone have any experience with this? thanks.
iMac Pro
So, there's a password stored in your keychain. Someone, logged into your account, visited the website and logged in.
If it is in iCloud, then it could have been done from another Apple device you are signed into using the same AppleID.
So, there's a password stored in your keychain. Someone, logged into your account, visited the website and logged in.
If it is in iCloud, then it could have been done from another Apple device you are signed into using the same AppleID.
Thank-you for your reply... it ”Could be”... but did you go to that website? I have two youngish children. Even if they got there by accident, why would they make up passwords for it. Anyway, just curious...
Have you ever logged into the wi-fi on a Hotel or similar?
Yes! This is probably what it is... Thank-you for your help. I am no longer concerned... thanks again.
... but did you go to that website?
No, I don't make it a habit of going to random websites people on the internet mention or link.
In Keychain utility you can authenticate and see what the password is. That may remind you of what it is as the password may look familiar to you, like one that you would set.
Has anyone ever heard of passman01@wifipass.org? This is in my password keychain...
