Say I was at Starbucks and wanted to use LastPass… would FireSheep users be able to steal the password/cookie/session? Answer In general, no. In addition to their servers, your passwords are stored on your local machine in an encrypted state, and when you send your password to their server, it’s encrypted with 256-bit AES (i.e. … Read more
Apps like Roboform that allows generate random password. Maybe there are hacker programs that are smart and know how password generators work which lets them crack passwords easier? Maybe they know some pattern? Also what do you think about LastPass? You passwords are stored in the cloud somewhere. Who knows what can happen there… Administrators … Read more
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I have Firefox 48 and Ubuntu 16.04. I’m migrating from LastPass to default Firefox Password Manager. I have exported my passwords with LastPass and it created a file (no extension, but I think it’s CSV). I have installed the Password Exporter extension (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/password-exporter/) and I tried to import that file, but it say that it … Read more
I use LastPass as a password manager. I have disabled Firefox’s inbuilt password manager. LastPass has only one entry for the site I’m visiting, but Firefox still suggests many different usernames: How do I stop Firefox from suggesting unrelated usernames? Answer The feature you’re seeing is not related to the password manager but rather form … Read more
I can’t simply understand how using LastPass is secure. All an attacker need to do is to compromise the single LastPass account and then he has also compromised all other websites. What’s so good about that compared to the traditional approach to have separate accounts per site? Is it really better to have one strong … Read more
I have a lot of online accounts, web services, and so on — personal as well as business — so obviously(?) I use a password manager to handle them all. Specifically I use Lastpass but my question applies to any and all: Given the Heartbleed problem and related questions, even if I wanted to change … Read more
