a company DevOps engineer's home computer by exploiting a third-party media software package. They implanted a keylogger into the software, which they then used to capture the engineer's master password for an account with access to the LastPass corporate vault. After they got in, they exported the vault's entries and shared folders that contained decryption keys needed to unlock cloud-based Amazon S3 buckets with customer vault backups.
This latest update in LastPass' investigation gives us a clearer picture of how the two security breach incidents it went through last year were connected. If you'll recall, LastPass revealed in August 2022 that an"unauthorized party"into its system.
Just another day in lastpass, only 🤡 are using it.
Lol every software is hacked eventually. Waiting for this to happen to bitcoin.
Millions of eggs in one basket is a tempting target. Imagine that.
Can't trust anyone...
How could ever have thought that using one single provider to save all of your passwords could turn out to have been a bad idea? It's shocking, isn't it? Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
That’s why EnpassApp is the best. Everything is stored at your own cloud service of choice
😂 folks don’t even use the built in save password on google chrome nor edge explorer and using a 3rd party site ha
Shockingly
Never understood why people use Lastpass when there’s better alternatives for free…
Oh this drama is still developing?! Wow...
fuck they doin' over at LastPass