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by 8organicbits
197 days ago
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The LastPass hack is a good example of that happening. Weak master passwords and a smaller number of KDF rounds, made the situation worse. Realistically, most users benefit from using a reputable cloud-based password manager, and should focus on securing it with a strong password and MFA. You should also change your passwords if your password manager is breached. The open letter tries to steer us towards reputable guides, linking to this one by EFF: https://ssd.eff.org/module/choosing-the-password-manager-tha... |
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