Topic: LastPass Hacked - page 2. (Read 1353 times)
Surprising its only posted here now, as the hack already happened last week.. Guess most people here use KeePass to have it all in their own control?
I cannot believe that there are still people who would trust online password managers. 
Write it down on a piece of paper and laminate it. Keep it in a burnproof safe, if you are really paranoid. I used to use a standard password with different formats, and I remembered the standard password, but as you get older Alzimers Lite kicks in, and you start to forget the simple things.
Now I use different passwords for every site and I write it down / laminate it / store it in a safe place. {Never store the site and the passwords together... Give the site a number and write this number and password together... then you write the site and the number on a seperate piece of paper, and store it in a different place.}
This way, nobody could get into your safe and figure out, what password is for what site. {The site is not on the list, only the number}
Write it down on a piece of paper and laminate it. Keep it in a burnproof safe, if you are really paranoid. I used to use a standard password with different formats, and I remembered the standard password, but as you get older Alzimers Lite kicks in, and you start to forget the simple things.
Now I use different passwords for every site and I write it down / laminate it / store it in a safe place. {Never store the site and the passwords together... Give the site a number and write this number and password together... then you write the site and the number on a seperate piece of paper, and store it in a different place.}
This way, nobody could get into your safe and figure out, what password is for what site. {The site is not on the list, only the number}
thanks for the news
i will never going to use a password manager again
i will never going to use a password manager again
An offline password manager with a decent encryption like keepass2 is a good thing, but don't give out your master password only because it's convenient for you.
Never trusted LastPass.
Never trust anything online i.e. the cloud and never upload anything there unless I encrypted it myself.
If you want better password security just get KeePass. You have control over the encryption and the database is always under your own control.
Never trust anything online i.e. the cloud and never upload anything there unless I encrypted it myself.
If you want better password security just get KeePass. You have control over the encryption and the database is always under your own control.
thanks for the news
i will never going to use a password manager again
i will never going to use a password manager again
It was bound to happen. I'm sure no one here was stupid enough to use them or any other online password manager.
What he said. I think it's pretty common knowledge -- don't store your passwords online with a 3rd party. That's a bad idea.
KeepassX works great.
Yup, KeepassX works great, but I only use it for websites which are not too important for me, for other sites I prefer to write the password down in a notebook in a way that only I can decrypt the message, the only way to steal the password from that would be if there was a robbery and the thief stole the book, which is very unlikely because a thief would generally look for things more precious than a note-book and even then S/He would not be able to understand the message.
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I know lots of you know about and use last pass, everytime the forum gets hacked more and more people from here begin to use it, well, im sorry but your account details have been hacked, email addresses, encrypted passwords and cleartext password reminder hints were all leaked,
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114652/lastpass-gets-hacked-time-for-passwordless-logins
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114652/lastpass-gets-hacked-time-for-passwordless-logins
“An attacker could try to guess your master password, then use your per-user-salt and authentication hash to determine if their guess was correct. […] If your master password is weak or if your password reminder makes it easy-to-guess, then the attacker could significantly reduce the number of attempts needed to guess it correctly.”
im not use lastpass im use excel on local storage but this is seriously problem i hope all user read this news and change his password
i want to ask if you have lastpass acc and you delete all your data in lastpass are hacker can't aces your data ? (because your data has been removed) ?
I've always had a shady feeling about lastpass, one entity with access to all of those passwords because lazy people simply volunteer them over due to convenience... Shame.
Having a password manager is like getting married with a gold digger just for your money she's bound to cash out any time, the article does point to a good path which is passwordless logins.
I have never used a password manager because of this reason,I would be screwed if manager password is hacked,and they show they can hack it...
I'll have to read the article, but that's exactly why I don't and wouldn't use that site, or any 3rd party password keepers. It was just bound to happen and there's too much to lose. Either by hackers, or the gov. possibly somehow, I don't know.
I use a different password for everything now and the only copies I keep are written on paper and safely stashed away.
I use a different password for everything now and the only copies I keep are written on paper and safely stashed away.
Online password manager?
Cool stuff.
Cool stuff.
It was bound to happen. I'm sure no one here was stupid enough to use them or any other online password manager.
What he said. I think it's pretty common knowledge -- don't store your passwords online with a 3rd party. That's a bad idea.
KeepassX works great.
It was bound to happen. I'm sure no one here was stupid enough to use them or any other online password manager.
I know lots of you know about and use last pass, everytime the forum gets hacked more and more people from here begin to use it, well, im sorry but your account details have been hacked, email addresses, encrypted passwords and cleartext password reminder hints were all leaked,
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114652/lastpass-gets-hacked-time-for-passwordless-logins
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114652/lastpass-gets-hacked-time-for-passwordless-logins
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