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    Microsoft Edge now lets IT quietly share secure passwords with employees

    June 12, 2025

    Microsoft is giving IT departments a better way to handle shared logins with a new Edge for Business feature, which is now generally available. According to the company, secure password deployment lets admins push encrypted, autofill-ready credentials directly to users—cutting down on risky workarounds like emails or sticky notes. These passwords live in the Edge […]

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