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by koheripbal 1094 days ago
Unless you want to self host, it is naive to think other password managers are not also the subject of attack
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The problem, IMHO, is that selling a password manager is about selling trust. It is okay to have an incident (to some extent of course: "we got hacked and somebody stole our database, which was not encrypted" is pretty bad), but it is not okay to lose trust.

Given how it has been going with LastPass, I don't see how one would still trust them with their passwords.

Very true, that's why I stick to KeePassDX for many years now.