LastPass further said that they are as committed as ever to providing its users with a secure and easy-to-use password manager.Ĭreating strong passwords is also one way that users can protect their identity, here's how.This is somewhat of a perplexing acquisition, but apparently LastPass is now owned by LogMeIn. The company noted that they are already very proud of their team's accomplishments and that they are grateful to all of the users that have supported them throughout their journey. It was noted that LastPass has grown by leaps and bounds, which will help millions of consumers, as well as tens of thousands of businesses around the world when it comes to password management. Still, the users were urged to change all of their master passwords immediately. However, there was really no evidence that the invaders were able to download any encrypted user data or managed to access any particular accounts. Over the course of the summer, LastPass was reportedly attacked and some of its data items were actually stolen. Read also: Microsoft Warns of Phishing Campaign | Redirect Links to Malicious URLs LastPass Password Management They will reportedly be releasing updated LastPass while also introducing new features, as well as continuing to grow the whole service as they work to help be able to bring LastPass to millions more who reportedly struggle with passwords.
Siegrist noted that the company will become part of the whole LogMeIn family over the course of the next several months. With that, here's how to clear cookies on Android. Cookies might not hack users, unless users accept a bad cookie, but they can leech information from users that they might not want to share. The free, premium, as well as enterprise LastPass customers should only notice just a little change.Įventually, LogMeIn would want to merge LastPass with Meldium, which was previously acquired in 2020. LastPass to Merge with Meldium Under LogMeIn These ways are expected to not only increase total productivity but would also improve security for certain individuals and companies alike. LastPass chief Joe Siegrist noted that LogMeIn and LastPass share a common vision on being able to reshape identity and access management in a lot of ways. LogMeIn on PasswordsĪccording to the story by PCMag, LogMeIn reportedly pointed to stats that noted 80% of cloud applications, as well as services, contain sensitive, regulated, or even confidential data.Ībout 64% of all internet users, meanwhile, still use the exact same passwords for most or maybe even all of the other websites. LogMeIn noted that the deal will help introduce a number of new ways for certain individuals and businesses to get secure access to particularly sensitive information. This would also help grow the popular LastPass brand.
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