Bug in Passwords app: passwords without username compromised

Pbeiler1 wrote:

My iOS 18.4 app incorrectly tells me I am using the password elsewhere. These falsely flagged items do not show in the security section. This did not show in the the previous iOS version.

Although my problem isn't exactly that, my falsely flagged items do not appear in the security section too! Have you written a product feedback to let Apple know of this bug Product Feedback - Apple? And what do you think? Do you think these passwords falsely flagged are really compromised?

The same password; the only difference: the first screenshot doesn't have username and the password is compromised; in the moment I add a username (second screenshot), the password is no longer flagged as compromised.

Update: The same is happening in the Passwords app on iOS 18.4

UPDATE: I discovered that I had a password without username that was really compromised (I checked on other platforms; that password appeared in the security section too) and, because I had already deleted that account, I moved that password to the deleted section. As soon as I did that, all the passwords without username that were earlier flagged as compromised were normal again. So, I think this is happening when we already have a password that was really compromised ou easy to guess.

The bug I'm having is not the same as yours but maybe they have a similar origin. Before you update to 18.4 or 18.4.1 you already had a password associated with that email flagged as compromised?

Because I noticed this yesterday: "UPDATE: I discovered that I had a password without username that was really compromised (I checked on other platforms; that password appeared in the security section too) and, because I had already deleted that account, I moved that password to the deleted section. As soon as I did that, all the passwords without username that were earlier flagged as compromised were normal again. So, I think this is happening when we already have a password that was really compromised ou easy to guess."

In my case, erasing that password from the Passwords app solved the problem.

Do you know if, when you updated to iOS 18.4, you already had any password without a username that was truly flagged as reused?