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Well, considering the LastPass master password is stored as a 256bit string on the servers, your 90 character master password has 720 bits making it considerabl
by masterofmisc 6y ago
Well, considering the LastPass master password is stored as a 256bit string on the servers, your 90 character master password has 720 bits making it considerably more its that make up the hash thats stored on the servers! 1 ASCII character is 8 bits!
- throw14082020 6y agoYou don't understand encryption. The master password is not "stored as a 256bit string on the servers".
- masterofmisc 6y agoYeah it is!! LastPass stores our master password hashes as a SHA-256 bit key. All I was quipping at, was the fact that the password you enter in length is a whopping 720 bits! I find it funny that this bit length gets reduced to a hash which is only 256 bits in length. Your password has more entropy than the hash that gets produced from it.