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U.S. authorities have seized over $23 million in cryptocurrency linked to the theft of $150 million from a Ripple crypto wallet in January 2024. Investigators believe hackers who breached LastPass...
LastPass is warning about an ongoing campaign where scammers are writing reviews for its Chrome extension to promote a fake customer support phone number. However, this phone number is part of a...
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Keeper and LastPass have similar pricing for their individual subscriptions - with Keeper Personal at $2.92 per month and LastPass Premium at $3 per month, both billed annually. In their premium versions, Keeper and LastPass also offer unlimited device access, password sharing and priority 24/7 customer support.
LastPass says its almost 12-hour outage yesterday was caused by a bad update to its Google Chrome extension. The impact did not go unnoticed, with LastPass customers venting their frustration on Reddit and Twitter about the outage and their inability to retrieve their saved credentials and log in to sites.
LastPass announced it will start encrypting URLs stored in user vaults for enhanced privacy and protection against data breaches and unauthorized access. With most of the hardware performance constraints of the past now having been lifted, LastPass can now start encrypting/decrypting those URL values on the fly without the user noticing any hiccups in browser performance while enjoying ultimate data security.
The CryptoChameleon phishing kit is being leveraged by vishing attackers looking to trick LastPass users into sharing their master password. "Initially, we learned of a new parked domain and immediately marked the website for monitoring should it go live and start serving a phishing site intended to imitate our login page or something similar. Once we identified that this site went active and was being used in a phishing campaign against our customers, we worked with our vendor to take down the site," LastPass intelligence analyst Mike Kosak explained.