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The #LastPass breach (just the latest, btw) is frustrating.
Users that didn't follow "best practices" for their master password are vulnerable (customer password vaults were stolen!).
But also because we've collectively spent years trying to move users to password managers. 1/
Users that didn't follow "best practices" for their master password are vulnerable (customer password vaults were stolen!).
But also because we've collectively spent years trying to move users to password managers. 1/
2/ #LastPass has a giant target on their back because of the juicy data & password trove that they handle.
And they are absolutely failing their customers.
At this point, each time I hear about Last Pass it's: hey, they had *another breach*
And they are absolutely failing their customers.
At this point, each time I hear about Last Pass it's: hey, they had *another breach*
3/ Use a password manager!
It makes it easy to use different passwords for each service you use.
But give #LastPass... a pass.
There many better choices.
Personally, I like @1Password (they are also recommended by @ConsumerReports).
It makes it easy to use different passwords for each service you use.
But give #LastPass... a pass.
There many better choices.
Personally, I like @1Password (they are also recommended by @ConsumerReports).
