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LastPass: ‘Horse Gone Barn Bolted’ is Strong Password

Krebs on Security

The password manager service LastPass is now forcing some of its users to pick longer master passwords. But critics say the move is little more than a public relations stunt that will do nothing to help countless early adopters whose password vaults were exposed in a 2022 breach at LastPass.

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Threat Modeling Password Managers

Adam Shostack

Here's my model of what we're working on: Let me walk you through this: There's a password manager, which talks to a website. The two boundaries displayed are where the data and the "password manager.exe" live. Similarly, the passwords are stored somewhere, and there's a boundary around that. What can go wrong?

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My Philosophy and Recommendations Around the LastPass Breaches

Daniel Miessler

The initial blog was on August 25th, saying there was a breach, but it wasn’t so bad because they had no access to customer data or password vaults: Two weeks ago, we detected some unusual activity within portions of the LastPass development environment. And specifically, asking me whether I used LastPass or any other password manager.

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How to secure your email via encryption, password management and more

Tech Republic Security

The post How to secure your email via encryption, password management and more appeared first on TechRepublic. From emailing vendors to communicating with team members, serious business happens in the inbox. That's why it's critical to secure it. These TechRepublic Premium resources can help.

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Prevent Data Breaches With Zero-Trust Enterprise Password Management

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Bitwarden vs 1Password: Compare Top Password Managers

eSecurity Planet

The average internet user has somewhere around 100 accounts, according to NordPass research, meaning they have to track 100 different passwords or risk using the same one over and over. Users can share password files securely with encrypted transmissions. Vault health reports Directory sync Secure password sharing.

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How do password managers make sense

CyberSecurity Insiders

In today’s digital age, managing passwords has become increasingly complex. With the average internet user having more than 100 passwords to remember, it’s no wonder that people often resort to using weak passwords that are easy to remember or reuse the same passwords across multiple accounts. In short, yes.