How does 360 Speed Browser store saved passwords compared to Google Chrome?

360 Speed Browser, like Chrome, uses the Chromium kernel and stores encrypted passwords in an SQLite database file named `Login Data`. The key difference is the folder path: Chrome uses `AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data`, while 360 Speed Browser uses `AppData\Local\360Chrome\Chrome\User Data`. The data structure and decryption method are identical, so a LaZagne module for Chrome can be adapted simply by changing the path. For a deeper look at Chrome password extraction, refer to Penetration Techniques - Offline Export of Passwords Saved in Chrome Browser.