About data provision

To make protection of your data more effective as you use Kaspersky Password Manager, you can send application runtime statistics to Kaspersky Lab.

About data sent via Kaspersky Security Network

By accepting the terms of the End User License Agreement you agree to automatically send information about application runtime events to Kaspersky Lab:

Changes to application windows. Kaspersky Password Manager monitors the operations of opening the main application window and changing the content of active windows. The date and time of each event and the ID of the current window or section are logged.
Statistics on changes in application windows do not contain the master password, IP address of the proxy server, or account credentials of the proxy server user.
Changes to application settings. Kaspersky Password Manager monitors changes to values of application settings. The date and time of each event, ID of the modified setting, old and new setting values are logged for each event.
Application notifications. Kaspersky Password Manager monitors notifications appearing during operation of the application. The date and time and ID of the notification window are logged for each event.
Usage of application interface elements. Kaspersky Password Manager monitors usage of application interface elements (for example: navigation between sections and clicking of buttons). The date and time and ID of the application interface element used are logged for each event
Work with browser extensions. Kaspersky Password Manager keeps track of username and password fields on websites. When these fields are detected, the application records the website's address, date and time, relative coordinates of the fields' positions on the website, and the user's anonymized IP address.
Application updates. Kaspersky Password Manager monitors every startup of application updates. The following information is logged for each update operation: version of the update component, number of crashed and failed update attempts, ID of the type of update task, ID of an update error after a failed update, information on the operation of the application after the update.

Every transmission of statistics additionally includes the following information:

Application name
Operating system version
Operating system service pack version
Application localization
Application version (free, Premium)

At the first startup of the application, Kaspersky Password Manager sends the following data to the KSN service:

Application ID in the KSN services
PPCS ID
Full application version
Unique ID of the device where Kaspersky Password Manager is installed
IP address of the device

The KSN service stores only the first three bytes of the IP address of the device.

Kaspersky Lab protects any information received in this way as prescribed by law and applicable rules of Kaspersky Lab.

Kaspersky Lab uses any received information in anonymized form and as general statistics only. Aggregate statistics are automatically generated from the source information that is received, and do not contain any personal data or other confidential information. The original information received is destroyed as new information is accumulated (once a year). Aggregate statistics are stored indefinitely.

Contents and storage of trace files

Trace files are stored on the computer in encrypted form.

All trace files contain the following information about events occurring during operation of Kaspersky Password Manager:

Event time
Number of the thread of execution
Application component that caused the event
Degree of event severity (informational event, warning, critical event, error)
A description of the event involving command execution by a component of the application and the result of execution of this command

Trace files contain only data required to troubleshoot application errors. Trace files do not contain any personal data.

Activation codes for Kaspersky Total Security 2015 or later and Kaspersky Small Office Security of version 4 or later may be saved in Kaspersky Password Manager trace files if these applications are used together on the same device.

Content of trace files of the download application and Setup Wizard of Kaspersky Password Manager

Trace files of the download application and Setup Wizard of Kaspersky Password Manager contain information about events occurring during:

Download of the Kaspersky Password Manager installation package
Installation or upgrade of Kaspersky Password Manager

Trace files of the download application and Setup Wizard of Kaspersky Password Manager can contain addresses of the servers from which the installation package was downloaded, and full names of installed files and shortcuts.

Trace files of the download application and Setup Wizard of Kaspersky Password Manager are stored in the %TEMP% folder and have the following names:

kl-install-<date>-<time>.log.enc1
kl-setup-<date>-<time>.log.enc1

To open the %TEMP% folder:

In the Start menu, in the search field, enter this value.

Trace files of the download application and Setup Wizard of Kaspersky Password Manager are stored on your device starting when the product is installed and are deleted permanently when the operating system shuts down.

Contents of GUI.log trace files

GUI.log trace files contain the information about events that occur during:

Creation or modification of website accounts
Installation or removal of browser extensions

GUI.log trace files can contain addresses of websites and names of browsers.

GUI.log trace files are stored in the %Programdata%\Kaspersky Lab\Kaspersky Password Manager\Logs folder.

The format of GUI.log trace file names is as follows: kpmwin.<version>_<date_of_creation>_<time_of_creation>_<process id>.GUI.log.

To open the %Programdata% folder:

In the Start menu, in the search field, enter this value.

GUI.log trace files are stored on your device starting when you select the

Log application events

check box, and are deleted permanently when you remove the application.

Content of All.log trace files

All.log trace files contain information about events that occur when:

Connecting to the My Kaspersky portal
Synchronizing the vault
Changing the master password
Installing the extension
Interacting with Kaspersky Total Security

All.log trace files can contain the full names of Kaspersky Password Manager files, the domain name and IP address of the proxy server, and IDs and types of vault records. All.log trace files do not contain your data stored in the vault.

All.log trace files are stored in the %Programdata%\Kaspersky Lab\Kaspersky Password Manager\Logs folder.

The format of trace file names is as follows: kpmwin.<version>_<date_of_creation>_<time_of_creation>_<process id>.All.log

To open the %Programdata% folder:

In the Start menu, in the search field, enter this value.

All.log trace files are stored on your device starting when you select the Log application events check box, and are deleted permanently when you remove the application.