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System Settings>Passwords>recommendations
For website auth-gateway.net I have a warning to change my password. I don't think I have even used this website. Have I? Why is it in my computer? PLease give me some info or background to understand what this means.
iMac 21.5″ 4K, macOS 13.7
Don't think there's a file to be found. At most, an entry with that name in the passwords. Go to Settings>Passwords and search for that web address. When you find it, delete it.
Not a reachable website. Possibly a poorly encoded redirect in some javascript authentication snippet used it internally and it got recorded in your browser. Or it is a scam of some kind that got recorded.
My guess would be there is no password and that is why Apple passwords doesn't like it.
I would simply delete the whole entry and move on.
Thank you; I think you are right. I tried for a while to find and explore and/or delete the whole file as something malicious, but cannot find any file. Can you suggest how to find the file?
warning on password for website I didn't know I ever used: auth-gateway.net
