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

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By Ben LovejoyDec 1, 2022, 8:07 am347 pts
The LastPass security breach that occurred back in August did allow attackers to access customer data, says the company. It had previously said that no customer data was compromised. LastPass owner LogMeIn stresses that customer passwords have not been compromised, as the company uses end-to-end encryption so…

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