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One of the biggest beasts in the password management world, LastPass, is being spun out from parent LogMeIn as a "Standalone cloud security" organisation. "The success we've seen across the entire LogMeIn portfolio over the last 18 months proves there is a vast growth opportunity ahead for both LastPass and LogMeIn," said Andrew Kowal, a partner at Francisco Partners.
Sherweb announced it is joining forces with LogMeIn to offer its partners LastPass, a password management solution. LastPass is an all-in-one solution that offers single sign-on and multi-factor authentication to provide managed service providers with the visibility and control over every access point of their clients' businesses.
LogMeIn has announced that security and privacy veteran, Michael Oberlaender, has joined the company as its new Chief Information Security Officer. Michael will be responsible for managing and growing LogMeIn's security program, including infrastructure, applications, and overall data security for both internal systems and the company's suite of award-winning software products.
LogMeIn has announced that cloud marketing veteran, Jamie Domenici, will join the company as its new Chief Marketing Officer. Jamie comes to LogMeIn from Salesforce, the world's number one CRM company, where she spent the last ten years bringing cloud software to Small and Midsize businesses, leading all post-sales adoption and onboarding grounded in customer success for every customer.
LogMeIn users are being targeted with fake security update requests, which lead to a spoofed phishing page. "Should recipients fall victim to this attack, their login credentials to their LogMeIn account would be compromised. Additionally, since LogMeIn has SSO with Lastpass as LogMeIn is the parent company, it is possible the attacker may be attempting to obtain access to this user's password manager," Abnormal Security noted.
LogMeIn is the parent company of LastPass, so attackers may also be attempting to access the password managers of compromised users, says Abnormal Security. As more people work from home due to the coronavirus, a new phishing campaign is impersonating the remote access tool LogMeIn to obtain the account credentials of unsuspecting victims.
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