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In 2022, attackers stole encrypted customer vault backups from the password manager LastPass.

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Is it true that in 2022, attackers stole encrypted customer vault backups from the password manager LastPass?

Yes. One peer-reviewed article reports that LastPass suffered cyberattacks in 2022 that breached customer data and encrypted passwords, and that all customer vaults were compromised. The remaining retrieved items concern unrelated password, encryption, or security topics and do not bear on the claim.

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Evidence for · 1
Password management: Where LastPass got it wrong and how to approach the issue in organizations
2023
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Castro, J. d. A. & Melo, M. C. e. (2023). Password management: Where LastPass got it wrong and how to approach the issue in organizations. doi.org. https://doi.org/10.59262/ce3fc7

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