BARR Advisory's Sarah Varnell discusses her thoughts on the LastPass breaches and how we can reframe our thinking for secure password management.

LastPass cybersecurity breach was worse than previously reported and hackers stole data from several other GoTo products and ...

Time to change all your passwords, folks! LastPass’ parent company, GoTo, announced hackers gained access to customer data, ...

LastPass issued a security update just before Christmas, advising customers that the previously disclosed breach was worse than it had previously announced. The news dropped late on the Thursday ...

LastPass’ parent company GoTo (formerly LogMeIn) has experienced a cyber attack in which cybercriminals stole customers' ...

and these backups stolen were part of the theft of LastPass’s password vaults (see “LastPass Shares Details of Security Breach,” 24 December 2022). GoTo says it is contacting affected customers ...

The affected data, Srinivasan said ... is still refusing to disclose how many of them were affected by the LastPass breach.

We explain what a data breach means for you—and how to protect yourself against damage to your privacy. No matter where you ...

Encrypted backups for several GoTo remote work tools were exfiltrated from LastPass, along with encryption keys.

The first time LastPass suffered a breach was in 2011 when attackers transferred a small amount of encrypted data from the company’s servers. At the time, the company’s CEO said that users ...

GoTo said the stolen data includes usernames, salted and hashed passwords and some multi-factor authentication settings.