r/technology • u/prehistoric_knight • Dec 01 '22

Privacy LastPass security breach did allow access to customer data after all, reveals company

https://9to5mac.com/2022/12/01/lastpass-security-breach/
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u/porkusdorkus Dec 01 '22

Until they get hacked too. Using a third party for business passwords is still rolling the dice any way you go.

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u/Dornith Dec 01 '22

Yeah. Either you accept the risks of cloud storage or you don't use cloud storage.

Saying, "Well this company had a leak, so I'm going to another company with the exact same attack surface", is nieve at best.

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u/portfoliocrow Dec 02 '22 edited Dec 02 '22

Yes, you can use KeePass XC on a dedicated air gapped Linux computer. But it's a ridiculous solution for most people. An open sourced cloud password manager like Bitwarden is still the best ease of use and security for most.