In a carefully worded blog post, LastPass CEO Karim Toubba lays out a more-detailed timeline of two chained incidents, with the first setting the stage for the second. The new information is helpful, but it doesn’t make me regret switching to 1Password. Months later, the company has finally provided significantly more information about the breach, what data was compromised, and how users should respond.

In 2022, password management service LastPass suffered its latest significant breach, this one resulting in the loss of customer vault data (see “ LastPass Shares Details of Security Breach,” 24 December 2022).

LastPass Publishes More Details about Its Data Breaches

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